- Fall Nature Hike: Join me on Sunday, September 13th for a nature hike at Lime Hollow Nature Center for an early Fall nature hike. We will see how nature is coping with cooler temperatures and shorter days. We will cover about 1.5 miles of easy trails at a casual pace. Meet at the Nature Center at: 338 McLean Rd., Cortland, NY 13045 at 3 pm. There are no fees and there should be ample parking at the Center. Contact me for a reservation through: www.RogerFulton.com, Roger@RogerFulton.com or call me at 386-956-6089 afternoons or evenings if you need additional information or additional directions.
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Thursday, September 10, 2015
Nature Hike, Sunday Sept 13th 3:00 pm
I am convinced that the weather will clear this weekend by 3 pm on Sunday, September 13th, so I am inviting family and friends to a special outing at Lime Hollow Nature Center in Cortland, NY. Reservations are required, so be sure to contact me in advance. Burgers and beers may follow with a bonfire after dark. Space is very limited. Details below.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Fall Nature Hike September 19, 2015
- Fall Nature Hike: If you are a member of the Meetup group, Syracuse Outdoor Adventure Club, you can join me on Saturday, September 19th for a nature hike at Lime Hollow Nature Center for an early Fall nature hike. We will see how nature is coping with cooler temperatures and shorter days. We will cover about 1.5 miles of easy trails at a casual pace. Meet at the Nature Center at: 338 McLean Rd., Cortland, NY 13045 at 3 pm. There are no fees and there should be ample parking at the Center. Contact Roger at www.RogerFulton.com or call him at 386-956-6089 afternoons or evenings if you need additional information or additional directions. Space is very limited. You must have a reservation through the group on Meetup, or contact me personally and I will try to fit you in.
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Erie Canal Biking -East - Join us if you can
Detailed Summary of the Erie Canalway
Bike Trail
Summer, 2015
Eastern Segment, August 16 - 20
I will be detailing our travels on the Erie Canalway Trail
for a future book. We will be riding hybrid bikes at about 8-10 miles per hour
with numerous rest and photo stops throughout our trip. Join or just meet us on any of our travels or stops on this Eastern
segment.
Sunday, August 16th,
2015 – Dewitt to Rome on the stone dust trails of the Old Erie Canal State
Park. No fees. 40.3 miles. Join us for any part of it. We depart from Dewitt
about 1 pm on that Sunday. Let us know if you will join/meet us.
Monday, August 17th,
2015 – Rome to Herkimer. 30 miles with a boat ride on the Erie Canal at 3
pm. We will depart from The Beeches Inn, 7900 Turin Road, Rome, NY at 11 am.
Let us know if you will be joining us and we will give you boat ride info so
you can buy tickets.
Tuesday, August 18th,
2015 – Herkimer to Palatine Bridge, NY. Only about 20 miles. Depart from the Red Roof
Inn, Herkimer between 10 and 11 o’clock. Let us know that you will be joining
us so we don’t leave without you.
Wednesday, August 19th,
2015 – Palatine Bridge to Schenectady, NY. About 25 miles. A nice evening
in Schenectady. Join us for the ride or evening cocktails. Staying at The
Stockade Inn, that evening. Depart from
the Palatine Motel, 203 W. Grand St., Palatine Bridge, NY at 11 am.
Thursday, August 20th,
2015 – The last segment of our 400 mile Erie Canalway trek this summer.
Schenectady to Albany. About 23 miles. We will depart from The Stockade Inn
about 10:30 am. We end at the Corning Preserve in downtown Albany about 1 pm. Join
us there if you can.
It’s a fun adventure and we would love to have you join us
riding, meeting us along the way or even just providing us with a phone number
in case we run into trouble along the way.
If you will join or meet us at any segment or location,
please let us know in advance so we don’t miss you. Reply to Roger@RogerFulton.com
Thank you for your interest and support. See you “on the
trail”.
Roger
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Erie Canal Bike trek - 2015 - Join us!
This August my niece and I will be bicycling the Erie
Canalway Trail across New York. It’s about 400 miles. We would like you and any
friends to join us on the various segments of our journey. Ride a few miles
with us, meet us at any given point or just be there with a phone number in
case we need support.
I have attached the schedule of our “western segment”
itinerary which starts August 1st in Buffalo. The various segments
include:
Saturday, August 1st – Buffalo to Lockport
Sunday, August 2nd – Lockport to Albion
Monday, August 3rd – Albion to Western Rochester
Tuesday, August 4th – Rochester to Newark
Wednesday, August5th – Newark to Weedsport
Thursday, August 6th – Weedsport to Camillus
If you can join us in any way please drop me a note at: Roger@RogerFulton.com so we don’t miss
you along the way. If you think you might be able to join us on this segment I can send you more detailed info on our stops and treks. There will also be more info about our trip on our Blog at: http://eriecanaltrek2015.blogspot.com/
Best wishes and hope you can join us at some point,
Roger
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Alpena, Michigan July 8th
By special invitation we presented our On The Trail course to the Association of Adult Learners in Alpena, Michigan on July 8th, 2015. Great group and the program seemed to be well received. It is the middle segment of our Safe in the Woods course and covers how to read trail markings, what to do in 'critter' encounters and other aspects of being "on the trail."
If you have any interest in a similar presentation for your group, please let us know. Obviously we will travel for the right incentives including travel and lodging. Michigan is a long way from Cortland, NY but it all worked out for a great trip.
I'm here at: www.RogerFulton.com or Roger@RogerFulton.com.
Roger
If you have any interest in a similar presentation for your group, please let us know. Obviously we will travel for the right incentives including travel and lodging. Michigan is a long way from Cortland, NY but it all worked out for a great trip.
I'm here at: www.RogerFulton.com or Roger@RogerFulton.com.
Roger
Monday, June 29, 2015
Sunday, July 5th, 2015 - An outing and a Picnic
Shorts Hikes - Labrador Hollow and Tinkers Falls - And a Picnic
CHANGE- to
Labrador Hollow Unique Area
Route 91 and Labrador Crossroads Road, Apulia, NY,Apulia, NY (edit map)- Join naturalist and author Roger Fulton on a couple of short and relatively easy nature hikes. We will initially meet at the Labrador Hollow Unique Area at 3 pm and take a .5 mile stroll along the flat composite boardwalk out into the unique ecological area adjacent to Labrador Pond. This area contains unique vegetation, and we will explain why.
After that we will make our way on foot or by carpool up to the short Tinkers Falls Trail to a very pretty waterfall. That one is a little more demanding, but if you are in reasonable shape it should be no problem. Good footwear is recommended. Y'all might also bring some bug spray and water.
Then we shall return to the Boardwalk area for a picnic dinner. Bring a sub and anything else you want for a self-contained picnic dinner with friends. We don't supply anything on this outing except some knowledge and friendship.
Sorry, no dogs or young children on this outing. For a reservation contact Roger via email at: Roger@RogerFulton.com.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Longest Day Hike - June 21st
- Sunday, July 21, 2015 – Longest Day hike
Join me on the longest day of the summer on an evening nature hike at Lime Hollow Nature Center, just outside of Cortland, NY from 6-8 pm. Enjoy this rare evening hike as the wildlife heads for their safe havens for their nightly rest. The relatively easy trails will cover about 2.5 miles and will be a good way for Dad to walk off some of that great Father’s Day dinner. Meet at the Nature Center at 338 McLean Rd., Cortland, NY 13045 at 5:45. Good footwear, water and a good attitude are recommended. Heavy rain or thunderstorms cancel.
Space is limited on this hike so you must make an advance reservation by contacting Roger at Roger@RogerFulton.com. Your friends are welcome as well. Just include them on your RSVP.
Roger Fulton is a noted outdoor author of several regional hiking, biking and canoeing/kayaking guides for New York and Florida, including his signature book, Safe in the Woods. www.RogerFulton.com
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