Looking for a day trip outside of New York City? How about a trip up to the beautiful Hudson Valley? Easily accessible via Metro North or car, join the 3rd Annual Hudson Valley Walk for Celiac Disease.

The Third Annual Hudson Valley Walk for Celiac Disease
Saturday, May 10, 2014

More than 2 million Americans suffer from Celiac Disease, a digestive disorder that damages the small intestine and interferes with the absorption of nutrients in food. People who have Celiac Disease cannot tolerate gluten, a protein in wheat, rye and barley.

All proceeds from The Walk for Celiac Disease will help the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley to provide gluten free food to the needy in our community. Funds will also benefit the Celiac Disease Foundation, Hudson Valley Chapter, and the ongoing research programs of the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University.

Through diagnosis and dietary education, the Digestive Disease Center of the Hudson Valley dedicates itself to helping people with Celiac feel better and to improving their digestive health and quality of life.

To this end, the Digestive Disease Center has formed the Digestive Disease Center Community Fund in an effort to diagnose individuals, to educate patients and other clinicians, advocate for patients and to promote gastrointestinal health in the Hudson Valley community.

CHECK IN: 9am Highland Walkway Entrance
Highland, NY

WALK BEGINS: 10am @ Highland Entrance of the "Walkway over the Hudson" to Poughkeepsie side and back. 

Music provided by Q-92 Lite FM - Followed by a Gluten-Free Fair.

PRE-REGISTRATION: $20 (includes walk, t-shirt, bottle of water) While supplies last

LATE REGISTRATION: $25 on Day of Event

Click here to register for the walk.

GETTING THERE:
Take Metro North to the Poughkeepsie Train Station. Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park is located just 4 blocks north of the Metro North and Amtrak station in Poughkeepsie. The walk starts on the opposite side of the bridge in Highland, NY but you can walk across the Walkway to the starting line.