Wandering Queer Collective: Peebles Island State Park Hike
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Wandering Queer Collective gathers for their inaugural monthly movement meeting!
Join us Saturday, October 24th at 10 am at Peebles Island State Park for our first outdoor event. We’ll meet in the parking lot near the island trailheads (look for the Pride flag!) and take off promptly at 10 am.
The Peebles Island State Park Perimeter Trail is a 2.3-mile hike with an elevation difference of 90 feet. The island trail offers views of the Mohawk River, birds, and more. The park is generally quiet, except for the waterfall from the dam. There is some uneven terrain, but the trail is marked “easy.” Please note that it is not accessible for people using mobility devices, except for a cane or walking stick.
You’ll be guided by Environmental Educator Natalie Santini (she/her), who has plenty of hiking experience (over 130 miles this year!). Her favorite outdoor activities are birding, kayaking, hiking, and looking for cool bugs and plants. Her goal is to bring the community together for a peaceful respite in an otherwise overstimulating life.
Please fill out the form below so we can get a proper count for the hike. Bring a friend; registration is not required but encouraged.
RSVP HERE