The Natural Resources Department hosts a number of events over the course of the year. Programs include 3-D archery shoots, hunter safety courses, and free monthly guided hikes through our Take a Hike Program guided by our own New York State licenced guide. If you’re interested in viewing all of Frost Valley’s upcoming events, check out the main calendar.
FEBRUARY
Take a Hike: Snowshoe Hike (Free)
Sunday, February 12, 2012,
1 pm
Join us for a guided snowshoe hike in our pristine Catskill countryside at Frost Valley.
Please register in advance by emailing bsnyder@frostvalley.org
MARCH
Take a Hike: Maple Sugar Hike (Free)
Saturday, March 10,
1 pm
Join us for a hike to our Maple Sugar house and learn the tap to table process of Maple Syrup. Give your taste buds a treat and sample our pure Frost Valley Maple Syrup.
Please register in advance by emailing bsnyder@frostvalley.org
Maple Sugar Open Houses (Free)
Saturday & Sunday, March 17 & 18, 9am-4pm
AND March 24 & 25, 9am-4pm
Come visit our Maple Sugar house and learn the tap to table process of Maple Syrup. Give your taste buds a treat and sample our pure Frost Valley Maple Syrup. Tours will run every half hour. Contact us for more information.
APRIL
Take a Hike: Pigeon/Sequoia & NADP Station (Free)
Saturday, April 14,
2-4 pm
Join us for a hike down our Pigeon Creek and Sequoia Loop trails to our National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) Station to learn a little more about water and what it tells us.
Please register in advance by emailing bsnyder@frostvalley.org
Hunter Safety Courses
Saturday, April 14, 9am-5pm
Sunday, April 15,
9am-5pm
NY State requires all hunters to complete a Hunter Safety Course to hunt in NY. Come learn from certified teachers safe and responsible outdoor practices and the important role of hunters in conservation.
Please register in advance by emailing bsnyder@frostvalley.org
MAY
Take a Hike: Devil's Hole Hike (Free)
Saturday, May 19,
2-4 pm
Join us for a hike to one of our more popular waterfalls as you enjoy the fresh budding trees and new growth of Spring along the way.
Please register in advance by emailing bsnyder@frostvalley.org
A virtual 360 degree view of High Falls, one of our most popular hike destinations:
For more information on any of these events, contact the Natural Resources Department at (845) 985-2291 ext. 217 or contact us.
