Guided Park Walk - Dunderberg Mountain: Whole Lot of History
Sun 11.14.2010Join Docent Bob Goldberg on this moderate to difficult (2-3 sneaker) walk that will be 3-4 miles in length roundtrip on both level and uphill terrain. Explore the area that was slated, in the 1890's, for a scenic railway up Dunderberg Mountain leading to a hilltop resort. Walkers will also traverse part of the 1777 trail that Anthony Wayne used to attack Stony Point during the American Revolution. Pack a trail lunch to enjoy along the walk...
When: 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Details:
Join Docent Bob Goldberg on this moderate to difficult (2-3 sneaker) walk that will be 3-4 miles in length roundtrip on both level and uphill terrain. Explore the area that was slated, in the 1890's, for a scenic railway up Dunderberg Mountain leading to a hilltop resort. Walkers will also traverse part of the 1777 trail that Anthony Wayne used to attack Stony Point during the American Revolution. Pack a trail lunch to enjoy along the walk.
Participants will meet in the parking area on the roadside of 9W.
Directions: Heading north from the center of Stony Point, the parking area is 3.3 miles north on 9W. Look for cars on the side of the road. Parking area is on right side off of 9W.
This walk is not stroller friendly and dogs are not allowed. There are no restrooms at this park.
Participants should wear proper footwear (close-toed sturdy shoes such as walking shoes/boots or sneakers) and clothing (light-colored), and bring along sunscreen, binoculars, water and a snack, and walking sticks if desired. Hiking boots preferred.
Walks are sponsored by the Rockland County Division of Environmental Resources, the Rockland County AmeriCorps program and the Rockland County Department of Health’s Steps to a Healthier Rockland program.
For more information about upcoming walks, including directions, please call 845-708-7307 or e-mail rcamericorps@co.rockland.ny.us. For more information about the trails visit www.rocklandsteps.org.
