Guided Hike: Wandering in Wildwood (LI Greenbelt)

This hike is hosted by the Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference.

About 4 miles | Moderate | Some steep scrambles

Come explore Wildwood State Park with spectacular views from bluffs as high as 150 feet over the Long Island Sound; walk the oak beech woods where Witch Hazel should be in bloom; see large erratics embedded in high bluffs where Bank Swallows nest in summer; walk the beach to a tidal marsh where Baiting Hollow Creek empties into the Sound; there’s lots to see in this great piece of property often overlooked by hikers; as usual, bring your own beverage of choice for optional lunch at the end of the hike; rain cancels; bring a mask to be used in close encounters; meet in the main parking lot.

Pre-registration required. Call Lee at 516-659-7130 or email at leland.mcallister@gmail.com for information or to register.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK:

Certain risks are inherent in any hike or other L.I. Greenbelt Trail Conference, Inc. (the “Greenbelt”) activity. Each Greenbelt member, guest, or non-member participant agrees to accept personal responsibility for his or her safety and the safety of minors accompanying such persons. The Greenbelt cannot ensure the safety of any participant on hikes or activities. In participating in Greenbelt activities, each such person agrees to hold harmless and free from blame the activity leaders and the Greenbelt, its officers, directors, and members, for any accident, injury, or illness which might be sustained from participating in hikes or other Greenbelt activities.