Operation Code NYC - Oct 2019 - Foliage Hiking Trip

Operation Code NYC is taking a foliage hiking trip to Harriman State Park on Saturday, Oct 19th 2019.

Map of the trail: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map--57138

Let's take a break from hectic city life and stroll through the woods for a day. We have been meeting for a year and a half for 2 hours at a time and it never feels like enough time to get to know each other better.

This hike will follow the Tuxedo-Mt Ivy trail to Triangle trail to Black Ash Mountain. We will be moving at a leisurely pace of 1.5 mph or less and expect about 6 hours to complete with long breaks.

New members are always welcome! No military affiliation is required.

[Schedule]

8:45am - Meet at Penn Station
9:14am - Depart from Penn Station
10:17am - Arrive at Tuxedo
4:20pm - Depart from Tuxedo
5:43pm - Arrive at Penn Station

We will meet at 8:45 am at Penn Station to purchase the tickets for the Port Jervis train to Tuxedo.

The train will leave at 9:14am and arrive at Tuxedo Station at 10:17am. We will return by taking the train from Tuxedo at 4:20pm and we will arrive at Penn Station by 5:43pm.

Port Jervis Line Schedule: http://web.mta.info/mnr/html/planning/schedules/pdf/woh_sched.pdf

[Cost]

The cost of this trip will not be covered and you will be responsible for paying for your transportation, gear, and food. The round-trip train ticket costs $22.50.

[Packing List]

We will take a break at Lake Sebago to eat lunch. Lunch will not be provided, so please pack any food that does not perish fast.

• Comfortable hiking shoes
• Extra layers (fleece and/or windbreaker)
• Trail snacks (nuts and fruit mixes and beef jerky are great)
• Water (at least 3 liters)
• Small hiking pack

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