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November, 2019
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TrailsBlog: Wallkill Valley Rail Trail showcases Hudson Valley scenery
Along its run from Gardiner through New Paltz to Kingston, the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail runs along scenic lakes and rivers, provides beautiful views of the Shawangunk Mountain Range, and serves as a major spine of its regional trail network....
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Stay Safe this Hunting Season!
What do hikers and hunters have in common? A deep appreciation for the outdoors and wilderness....
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A Miller's Tale
A remarkable feature in our one of our state parks brings Long Island’s industrial history to life....
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October, 2019
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Stamp Unveiled at State Historic Site
One of our remarkable state historic sites hosted the unveiling of a commemorative stamp on its first day of issue...appropriately at the birthplace on the bicentennial of the honorary's birthday....
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TrailsBlog: Five Trails for the Fall
Get out and enjoy some of New York's great trails this October! Here are five of our favorite trails to visit in the fall....
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Thank you Lake Street Dive!
Parks & Trails had the opportunity to speak with people at a Lake Street Dive concert....
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Cut Calories, Cut Carbon
How can bicycling reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and reduce our carbon footprint?...
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A Walk to Remember
Progress along the Erie Canalway is being made to close critical gaps and prepare for the opening of the Empire State Trail in 2020....
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Let's Hang: Bats in New York State
One of October’s emblematic animals is often misunderstood. Many associate bats with spooky tales of vampires and scary stories of dark, autumn nights. Do you find bats chilling? Consider giving this creature another chance....
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