About us
This group is for adults who like to hike, snowshoe, x-country ski, kayak, canoe, bicycle and pursue other outdoor activities. We will focus these activities in the Shawangunk Mountains and in other Hudson Valley locations like the Catskills, Taconics, Hudson Highlands on both sides of the river, and other areas we find interesting. Hikes and other activities will range from easy to difficult. The pace may be slow, moderate or even somewhat brisk (depending on your fitness level and experience), but our coordinators will attempt to make certain that everyone finishes as part of the group.
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Come Hike Tymor Park and Enjoy the Waterwheel Winery
Tymor Park, 8 Tymor Park Rd, Lagrangeville, NY, USNot a Beginner Hike
Identifiable Current Profile Pic RequiredJoin Dan and I as we explore Tymor Park and Forest. This little gem is a 500 acre park that is located in Lagrangeville, NY and offers a pretty pond, streams, rolling fields, dam, forest, a waterfall, small mountains and lots of other good stuff. Tymor Park is a town park but offers quite a few hiking trails in and around the park. The suckevation gain is about @700ft but will have a few ups that will give you a nice little workout. We estimate distance a little less than 5 miles.
Tymor Park Trail Map (dutchessny.gov)
For those interested we will drive 10 minutes to the Waterwheel Vineyard. This beautiful winery offers cider, craft beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages. They make the most delicious wood fired pizza. There will most likely be live music as well.
https://www.waterwheelvineyard.com/
Suggested donation of $3 to help cover meetup fees. Cash or venmoe appreciated: @Helene-DiPrinzio
No dogs please.
Pace: 1.8 - 2.0.We are a social group that values laughter, good conversation, and comradery.
By signing up for or attending this event, you certify that you have read, understand and agree to the terms and conditions of the Shawangunk Hikers Assumption of Risk and Liability Waiver:
By participating in a Shawangunk Hikers event, you acknowledge that hiking and outdoor activities involve inherent risks, including falls, uneven or slippery terrain, changing weather, stream crossings, and other natural or unforeseen hazards.
Each participant is responsible for determining whether a hike is appropriate for their experience and abilities and for arriving properly prepared with appropriate footwear, clothing, food, water, medications, and necessary gear. Hike leaders and organizers are volunteers and are not responsible for assessing an individual’s fitness, abilities, or preparedness. By participating, you accept personal responsibility for your safety and agree not to hold Shawangunk Hikers, its organizers, hike leaders, volunteers, or other participants liable for injury arising from the ordinary risks associated with participation.13 attendees
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