When: Saturday, May 4, 2024, 9:00 AM - 2 PM (approximately) (Raindate Sunday May 5)

Where: 
Westchester Landing, Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge, 333 S Broadway, Tarrytown, NY 10591 @ 9am
Rockland Landing, Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge, 1200 Rte 9W, Nyack, NY 10960 @ 9:30am

Join us on a fun cycle across the TappanZee bridge, up through the streets of Nyack to Nyack Beach State Park and along the River Trail to the Rockland Lake turn off. The River Front trail is packed dirt/gravel and might not be suitable for some road bikes. Round Trip is 16 Miles.

Rockland Residents can meet us at the Rockland Landing at 9:30am (it might take us longer to get started an cross the bridge so you might have to wait a little.)

On the return leg we will stop at the Runcible Spoon, a cyclist friendly bakery in Nyack to get lunch. This is optional.

Transport: Free Parking is available at the Westchester Landing. Closest Train Station is Tarrytown on the Hudson Line From Grand Central Terminal board the 7:50 AM towards Poughkeepsie (train #8807) Arrive at Tarrytown at 8:29 AM. It is a 10 minute bike ride from the train station to the meeting point.

Bring: Bike, Repair Kit, Water, Snacks, Appropriate Clothing. Money for lunch (optional) No pets.

Map: All Trails

Cancellation/Rain Date: Rain Cancels. Rain date Sunday, May 5th at same time.

Event Organizer:
Liam Robb O'Hagan
   liam@extremeyou.com
   310-435-1843

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When: Saturday, June 1, 2024, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM (approximately) (Rain date, Sunday June 2 at 9:00 AM)

Where: 
 Marshlands Conservancy, 220 Boston Post Road, Rye, NY 10580. (Parking available down the long driveway on the Rye side of the John Jay Estate)

Join us on a gentle 3-mile hike to explore the great variety of terrain: forest, meadow, salt marsh and shoreline, in the Marshlands Conservancy in Rye. The Trip leader, Liam Robb O'Hagan will share some interesting details of the area natural history.

Transport: Free Parking is available at Conservancy Car Park. Closest Train Stations are Mamaroneck or Rye on the New Haven Line from Grand Central Terminal. Taxi to trail head required from station

Bring: Water, Snacks, Appropriate Clothing. No pets.

Map: All Trails

Cancellation/Rain Date: Rain Cancels. Rain date Sunday, June 2 at same time.

Event Organizer:
Liam Robb O'Hagan
   liam@extremeyou.com
   310-435-1843

Register and Sign Waiver

Anyone who is interested in getting certified to lead Sierra Club hikes, please reach out to Gail Dutan at gail@move2lifeny.com.

Community members are also welcome to join hikes given by Another Summit, the Sierra Club Military Outdoors partner in our area. Another Summit Outings Leaders are trained by the Sierra Club and work primarily with veterans and first responders, but they welcome all community members to join them.

Here are some upcoming outings with Another Summit:

The Lower Hudson Group organizes events and outings using meetup.com. Please join our Meetup Group.

If you would like to be placed on our hike email list, send your email to Gail Dutan at gail@move2lifeny.com.

The Atlantic Chapter covers the state of New York. The Lower Hudson Group is one of its constituent groups. Outings and events organized by other groups within the Chapter can be found here. The Atlantic Chapter also uses meetup.com to organize outings. Join the Chapter Meetup Group.

Given our location in the Tri-State area outings organized by the New Jersey Chapter and the Connecticut Chapter might be of interest to our members.

The goal of Military Outdoors is to improve the lives of veterans and their families through connections with the outdoors and inspire members of the military and veteran community to become outspoken champions for environmental conservation and justice. Read more here.

SCMO Outings and Activities Calendar

To understand how this program has had a positive impact on a local veteran read Hitting the Wall, by Charmaine Tillet.

The Sierra Club Lower Hudson Group is a member of the New York New Jersey Trail Conference, which conducts group hikes and provides a wealth of information enabling you to access many trails on your own. You can also volunteer as an educational trail steward or a part of a trail-maintenance crew once the NYNJTC resumes their programs.

For more information visit nynjtc.org.

When: Saturday, September 23, 2023, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Where: 362 Glynnwood Rd, Cold Spring, NY 10516, USA

Join us on a fun and relaxing walk in the woods and fields of Fahnestock State Park, followed by an optional trip to the Glynwood Regenerative Farmers Market! Our hike will take us through the woods and along the scenic Jordan Pond, where we can take a break to enjoy our surroundings. This hike is relatively flat with little elevation gain, but the trail has a few rough spots where you'll have to cross over creeks and boulders.

Event Organizers:
Gail Dutan
   gail@move2lifeny.com
   845-742-4544

For more info, and to register, click here.