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Click here to read Norm Kern’s experience hiking a portion of the Bruce Trail. We appreciate that Norm referenced our travel narrative “Bruce Trail – An Adventure Along the Niagara Escarpment.”

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The Friends of the Chemung River Watershed have a new and improved website. The group teamed up with the Chemung Basin River Trail Partnership to showcase all that Southern Tier Rivers have to offer. Visitors to the site can see the best places to hike and bike along the waterways, find out the best times [...]

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Posted by David Figura/The Post-Standard , link to original (full) post Turn your cell phone off, get away from your computer and take a good look around. The Central New York/Finger Lakes/Adirondacks region is an outdoor Nirvana. The diversity of fantastic outdoor settings within a short ride from Syracuse is incredible. Make it a goal [...]

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Click here to read the Zen Birdfeeder’s post with beautiful photos of Birds at Chenango Valley State Park.

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By Christine Smyczynski, The Buffalo News, link to original article One of the prettiest parks I’ve been to is Taughannock Falls State Park, located on the shores of Cayuga Lake seven miles north of Ithaca, about a three-hour drive from Buffalo. We stopped here for only a few hours, but one could easily spend the [...]

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Click here for info about events of the Mosaic Outdoor Club, a club for Jewish hikers in NYC Area

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By Kyle Stack, New York Time Out, link to original post NEW YORK CITY DOWNTOWN BOATHOUSE Pier 40 at W Houston St, Pier 96 at 56th St, 72nd St at W Henry Hudson Pkwy (646-613-0375, downtownboathouse.org) What you’ll see: The sparkling Manhattan and New Jersey skylines. Sign up now: Check out the free weekday evening [...]

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I love the name – as a person with a marketing background, this sings to me. The name is a stroke of genius. I also like the product concept. Sun SWAT is a combination sunscreen and bug deterrent. Back in 1996 as I prepared to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail, I had a similar thought. It [...]

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The Sebago Canoe Club is a cultural, educational and recreational resource for New York City small boat enthusiasts. It’s a volunteer run, membership organization in Canarsie, Brooklyn, located on Paerdegat Basin with direct access to the beautiful waters of Jamaica Bay. New York Outrigger is Manhattan Island’s first outrigger canoe club.

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I’ve never been a fan of guidebooks that cover an entire state. Take New York  State for example. It can be a 10-hour drive from one end of the state to the other. That’s a long way to drive for a paddle. And, a book that covers an entire state is likely to offer only [...]

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