Trailkeeper.org’s First Anniversary Celebration – 11/10/13
October 30, 2013 by The Catskill Chronicle
BARRYVILLE, NY (October 30, 2013) – Sullivan Trailkeeper is an online resource 
outlet for hiking trails and public lands in Sullivan County with easy-to-read, easy-to-access maps and facilities information and guides to hiking safety.
In celebration of its one year anniversary, the Trailkeeper.org partners are pleased to announce an educational walk through the Minisink Battleground located off Scenic Byway Route 97 on County Road 168 in Barryville, NY on Sunday, November 10 from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Sullivan County Historian John Conway will lead a short stroll and guided talk through the wooded paths of the Battleground, site of the only Revolutionary War battle fought in the Upper Delaware Region.
The Woodland Trail is a short, mildly challenging trail featuring informative signage, wetlands, a rock quarry, and a wide variety of wildlife, eventually looping around to the Minisink Battle Monument.
The Minisink Battleground Trails are featured on the website trailkeeper.org/, an online outlet for hiking trails and public lands in Sullivan County, NY with easy-to-read maps and trail information that matches hiker to trail. TrailKeeper.org also links hikers to nearby dining, lodging and attractions and offers hiking safety information.
This mid-afternoon meander will be followed by local, hot apple cider and fall harvest treats. Participation is free but pre-registration is strongly encouraged. The public can register with Catskill Mountainkeeper by calling Erin Burch at 845-707-1326 by November 8.
Visit www.TrailKeeper.org to learn more about the trail, view a map, and print directions.
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Trailkeeper.org, launched in September 2012, is the result of a partnership between the Delaware Highlands Conservancy, Catskill Mountainkeeper, the Sullivan County Division of Planning and Environmental Management, the Sullivan County Visitors Association, Cornell Cooperative Extension and Morgan Outdoors, with support from the National Park Service, NY/NJ Trail Conference, Sullivan Renaissance and the Upper Delaware Council. For more information onTrailKeeper.org, email info@trailkeeper.org or contact Catskill Mountainkeeper at 845-482-5400.
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Trailkeeper.org’s First Anniversary Celebration – 11/10/13
October 30, 2013 by The Catskill Chronicle
BARRYVILLE, NY (October 30, 2013) – Sullivan Trailkeeper is an online resource
outlet for hiking trails and public lands in Sullivan County with easy-to-read, easy-to-access maps and facilities information and guides to hiking safety.
In celebration of its one year anniversary, the Trailkeeper.org partners are pleased to announce an educational walk through the Minisink Battleground located off Scenic Byway Route 97 on County Road 168 in Barryville, NY on Sunday, November 10 from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Sullivan County Historian John Conway will lead a short stroll and guided talk through the wooded paths of the Battleground, site of the only Revolutionary War battle fought in the Upper Delaware Region.
The Woodland Trail is a short, mildly challenging trail featuring informative signage, wetlands, a rock quarry, and a wide variety of wildlife, eventually looping around to the Minisink Battle Monument.
This mid-afternoon meander will be followed by local, hot apple cider and fall harvest treats. Participation is free but pre-registration is strongly encouraged. The public can register with Catskill Mountainkeeper by calling Erin Burch at 845-707-1326 by November 8.
Visit www.TrailKeeper.org to learn more about the trail, view a map, and print directions.
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Trailkeeper.org, launched in September 2012, is the result of a partnership between the Delaware Highlands Conservancy, Catskill Mountainkeeper, the Sullivan County Division of Planning and Environmental Management, the Sullivan County Visitors Association, Cornell Cooperative Extension and Morgan Outdoors, with support from the National Park Service, NY/NJ Trail Conference, Sullivan Renaissance and the Upper Delaware Council. For more information onTrailKeeper.org, email info@trailkeeper.org or contact Catskill Mountainkeeper at 845-482-5400.
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