Southampton Trails Preservation Society
P.O. Box 1171, Bridgehampton, NY 11932
631-537-5202,
Website: www.hike-li.org/stps
southamptontrailspreservationsociety@hotmail.com
April
2008 Hikes / Rides / Events
Most Thursdays S.T.P.S. has a
work party. Volunteers are always welcome. Call Ken Bieger, 631-283-5432.
Thurs., April 3-S.T.P.S. Monthly Meeting. 7PM-9PM.
Meet at Southampton
Town Hall
lower level meeting room. All are welcome. Glorian Berk, 283-2638.
Sat., April 5-Longshanks # 4.
10AM-???.
Join our friends from East Hampton Trails Society
for this 11 mile Northwest adventure. Meet at the Long
Pond Greenbelt
Nature
Center,
1061 Bridgehampton Turnpike.
Walk from
Cedar
Point
County
Park in East
Hampton, to the Nature Center
in Bridgehampton's Long Pond Greenbelt.
We will park near the Nature
Center
(Val Schaffner House) and car pool to Alewive Brook Landing.
Driving
directions to the hike destination: from Route 27, turn right, north on
Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor
Turnpike (CR-79) for approximately 2 miles. Pass
Scuttlehole Road
on the left and immediately to the right, find a Nature Conservancy sign by a
gated dirt driveway. The driveway is to the
Nature Center
(Val Schaffner House); it’s on the east side of Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Tpk.
about 100 yards north of the Scuttlehole Road
intersection. If coming from the west you can follow Scuttlehole Road
from Rte. 27 in Water Mill all the way to its end, then turn left onto CR79 and
a quick right takes you up the driveway. Leaders: Richard Poveromo
283-4591 and Ken Kindler 563-4354 (I won't be home the morning of the hike)
Sat., April 5-Big Woods/Big Pond Hike. 10AM-Noon.
Meet at the triangle of the intersection of
Millstone
Brook Road and
Scotts Road,
Southampton.
4 miles; pond views, some hills. Ken Spadafora, 682-7250.
Sun., April 6-Long Pond
Greenbelt.
10AM-Noon. Meet at
Mashashimuet Park,
Sag Harbor
for this 5 mile adventure. Bob Wolfram, 725-4237.
Sun., April 6-Long Pond
Greenbelt
Student Tour. 1PM-2:30PM. Cooperative hike with
the Sag Harbor
Parenting
Center
for students (10 to 14 years of age) and their families. Learn some fascinating
history about your own back yard. 2 miles. Meet at the grandstand of
Mashashimuet
Park,
Sag Harbor.
Tony Garro, 725-5861 or Benito Villa, 725-5029.
Sat., April 12-Paumanok Path Ramble. 10AM-1PM.
Meet at Trout Pond parking lot on Noyac Road,
Noyac. Hilly 7 mile hike from Trout Pond to Long Pond Greenbelt. Bring liquids,
Joe Lane,
725-3942.
Sun., April 13-Poxabogue/Sag Swamp. 10AM-Noon.
Meet at Poxabogue
County
Park
on Old Farm Road,
Sagaponack. 3 mile hike through two disparate but unique areas. Sue Bieger,
283-5432.
Sun., April 13- -H.O.T. Ride. BYO horse. Ride
the Sears Bellows trails. Meet at the Suffolk County Stables behind the former
location of the Big Duck, Hampton Bays. Riders should be ready to ride at
10AM. Afterwards,
those who need their
Suffolk
County green key and riding badge can buy them at the ranger office. Due to
insurance regulations you must be a member of STPS/HOT. Join day of the ride.
Reservations Barbara
Bornstein, 537-6188.
Sat., April 19-Trout Pond/Clam Island.10AM-Noon.
Meet at Trout Pond parking lot on Noyac Road,
Noyac. 4 miles; pond, woods and bay views. Ken Bieger, 283-5432.
Sat., April 19-Narrow Lane Cleanup. 8AM-9AM.
Meet at Narrow and Norris Lanes, Bridgehampton. Dai Dayton,
745-0689.
Sun., April 20- The Northwest. 1PM-3:30PM. Meet
at the kiosk on Rte. 114 East Hampton. 5+ mile hilly hike through the heart of
the Northwest. Bill Schildknecht, 725-2888.
Sun., April 20- Earth Day Celebration. 10AM-4PM.
Annual Earth Day festivities at Suffolk County
Indian
Island
Park.
Bird walks, interactive exhibits and many other activities. 854-4980.
Sat., April
26-Elliston
Park.
10AM-Noon. Meet at the park on
Millstone Brook Road,
Southampton.
5 miles with pond views and wooded hills. Howard Reisman, 283-5376.
Sun., April 27-Orient Point. 10AM-1PM. Meet at
the South Ferry on Rte. 114,
North Haven for a
shared expense car pool. 4 mile beach walk through a
unique maritime forest. Tony Garro, 725-5861.
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