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Sun, Oct 25, 6:00 PM
South Mountain Hike (4.75 Miles) and Coffee/Lunch
Sun, Nov 1, 2:30 PMHi everyone! Let's enjoy a nice post-Halloween hike! Join us for a 4.75 mile hike in the South Mountain Reservation. As always, we will go at a moderate pace and wonât leave anyone behind. But please be considerate of others if you don't think you will be able to hike at a moderate pace for the duration. We will meet in the parking lot near the dog run on Bear Lane (off of Crest Drive). Our hike will start and end at the highest points in the reservation where we will able to experience some really nice views. We will also hike down to the Rahway River and go past the waterfalls! Please arrive about 10 minutes before the start time. After the hike, for those who want to, we will grab a coffee or some food at a local diner/deli/coffee shop. We will pick the exact place based on group size and preference. For the hike, I strongly recommend hiking shoes (or boots) and, of course, water. Bug spray, poles, and other equipment are optional. Also, please no dogs on this hike. **Hiking Disclaimer:** Please note that this is not a professionally guided group, nor am I providing a service. This is just a social event. You are responsible for your own preparedness and well-being and will hold no one else liable in case of injury, illness or mishap. You assume all risks involved in participating in this event and your attendance at this event means that you have read and accepted the terms of this liability waiver.
Autumn At Greenbrook Sanctuary: Naturalist Tour and Scenic Palisades Hike
Sun, Oct 25, 2:10 PM
You're Invited! AMC Open House - New Members Welcome!
Thu, Nov 5, 11:00 PM**[>> REGISTER HERE <<](https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UVX0000012vhZ2AQ/act00019525)** **Curious about AMC? Come on in!** Join us for a welcoming, community-centered Open House where you can learn more about the Appalachian Mountain Club and how we connect people to the outdoors. Whether youâre a lifelong hiker, a weekend wanderer, or just beginning your outdoor journey, thereâs a place for you here. For 150 years, AMC has been fostering the protection, enjoyment, and understanding of the outdoors. At our Open House, youâll discover how we bring that mission to life through recreation, conservation, education, and advocacy across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. **What to Expect** * Meet AMC staff, volunteers, and members * Learn about local trips, programs, and volunteer opportunities * Explore how our conservation work protects the landscapes we all love * Get the inside scoop on lodging, outdoor experiences, and ways to get involved * Ask questions and find your next adventure **Why Attend?** Because the outdoors is for all of us. And the more we come together, the more we can do to protect it. You donât need experience. You donât need gear. You just need the desire to step outside and connect. So bring a friend, your curiosity, and your love for the outdoors. Everyone is welcome to attend, whether you are new to the AMC, a long-time member, or just curious about us. We canât wait to welcome you! **Where to Meet** We'll see you at our partner [Rivian](https://rivian.com/)'s showroom at 461 West 14th Street in Manhattan at 6:00 pm for refreshments, games, information, and more!
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Last Foliage Hike of the Season [9 miles, Train Access]
Sun, Nov 8, 3:30 PMCome join me for the last (probably) foliage hike of the season! We'll do a loop past two lakes and over several great view points. Contact [Andre](http://www.meetup.com/New-York-City-Hiking/members/1650420) with any questions about this meetup. **Event guidelines:** * **This is a social event for hikers, not a guided hike**. We plan to stay together as a group, but everyone needs to be a self-sufficient hiker with adequate skills, equipment, and contingency plans to hike alone with a map or offline-GPS app (and the knowledge to use them) just in case. * **If you are not comfortable hiking** **self-sufficiently** **or are not experienced enough to judge the skill and physical requirements in the route description**, check out the [Appalachian Mountain Clubâs](https://www.outdoors.org/) hikes or one of the many professional guides operating in the area. \*\*\* **Standard day-hiking gear:** * Hiking footwear (boots or trail shoes), non-cotton clothing, sunscreen, bug spray, sunhat, sunglasses. ([Permethrin insecticide](https://amzn.to/3XNcflS) treatment against ticks is great.) * Warm layers, including a winter hat and gloves in colder weather. Rain gear and an extra warm layer just in case. * Lunch, Snacks, and 2nd breakfast. 2 liters/ 2 quarts of water minimum, 3 liters for a hot day. Electrolytes for hot days, hot drinks for cold days. * **GPS app with offline maps** & battery pack: **Avenza Maps App** is free and there is a [free Harriman map in the in-app store](https://store.avenza.com/products/harriman-state-park-trail-map-new-york-state-parks-map?queryID=undefined&objectID=36438857941148). **CalTopo** ($20/yr) is an excellent general purpose GPS program. **Mapy** **App** has basic offline trail maps that are adequate. * **Map & Compass**: [NYNJTC Harriman-Bear Mountain Trails](https://amzn.to/422cHxd) or [National Geographic Harriman](https://amzn.to/3MOsk7d) *** **General FAQ:** * No dogs allowed, sorry * No guests beyond the RSVP guest limit and no one under 18 allowed * Hikes are generally rescheduled for thunderstorms, heat index >95f, or AQI >80 \*\*\* **Route Info:** * **The Stats:** About 10.5 miles, depending on conditions, with 1.5k' elevation gain at a moving pace of 2 mph. * **Track:** [Sebago-Skemonto-Claudius Loop](https://www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=13.3/-74.1436/41.2006&pubLink=KhOL136qZzAYzSiYYCKkgmTW&routeId=ca062906-b224-44a4-8297-1af5195af48e) (If you use AllTrails, you'll have to find a matching route or routes yourself.) * **For Your Contingency Planning:** Shorter routes and bailout points are available. Cell service is generally available but can be spotty. In terms of a navigation & route finding, these are Blazed Trails. \*\*\* **Logistics:** * **Meeting Location:** Meet at 10:30am at the Tuxedo commuter parking lot off East Village Road ([Google Maps](https://goo.gl/maps/aoABudbFJkjAKF926)). (Use the address 2 Powerhouse Ln, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987.) * Andre's Cell: âȘ(720) 263-7347âŹ; texts preferred. * **Public Transit:** Take the 9:14 am NJ Transit train from Penn Station to Tuxedo Station, arriving at 10:29 am. The station is just around the corner from the parking lot where we are meeting. Catching the 4:20 train back should work, but that might require cutting the hike short. Alternatively, return on the 6:44 pm train, or one of the hourly trains from Suffern via Uber. * **Car Pooling:** Please use the comment section to organize carpooling, especially if you are driving from the city. Passengers should chip in for gas and tolls (usually about $10-$15). ***

October Hike đ
Sat, Oct 31, 1:00 PM**Hello! We are planning a hiking trip on October 31st. This is a carpool only hike so let me know if you are driving or if you need a ride. The plan is to meet up at ~9AM and drive to the location. Please reach out if you have questions!** **Trail: TBD** **Note: To pay for the costs of Meetup, there is a $5 fee, waived for drivers who are helping out with rides. I will post my Venmo/ Cash App/ Zelle handle in the comments.**
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