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Here’s Hiking Lady’s resource list of  great websites and blogs with tremendous amounts of information on hiking, backpacking, camping, trekking, you name it. You’re sure to find something new of interest if you follow these links.

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Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your meal, then use the Thanksgiving calorie calculator to total your Thanksgiving feast calories and see how far you must walk in steps, miles and kilometers to walk it off.

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Click here for information & maps on hiking in Boyce Hill State Forest in the Town of Franklinville, Cattaraugus County.

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By Philip Anselmo, Canandaigua Daily Messenger, link to original post
Town residents could start hiking up to a new park on County Road 32 as soon as next summer.
The town made a purchase offer of $125,000 to acquire a portion of the John Miller Farm along County Road 32 and Route 21. The land encompasses 23 [...]

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Click here to get NYS DEC Maps of Lean-tos and Campsites in the High Peaks of the Adirondacks

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Hadley Mountain in the Adirondacks

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by Jackie Pierangelo, Port Washington News, link to original post
On what may have been the last gasp of summer recently, it was the official beginning of a completely new and beautiful addition to our waterfront. Port North Mayor Bob Weitzner officiated at a ribbon cutting for the Bay Walk, which is part of Phase I [...]

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OysterBayEnterprisePilot, link to original post

The Nassau Hiking and Outdoor Club (NHOC), which meets regularly at the Eisenhower Park Special Events Center, and frequently hosts hikes through the park, has just returned from its annual weekend trip to Montauk.
From Oct. 23-25 the NHOC club members stayed at the beautiful Ocean Beach Resort. Hikes included a 4-5 [...]

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Ed Ressler writes about crossing the Hudson River in the Adirondacks on the future North Country Trail – complete with a video.
Or, click here to view a series of photos.

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