Meet at the end of Beede Lane in Keene Valley. Bring gloves, clothing suitable for the day, and a hand saw or axe, if you have one. The Chapter will have saws and digging tools for cleaning any ditches.

We will hopefully finish what was started in June. As before, we will meet at Marcy Field at 8:00 AM and then shuttle to the top of the private roads on Little Porter. We will finish back at Marcy Field. Bring lunch and clothing for the day’s weather and temperature. The Chapter has four pairs of long-handled loppers, but bring your own if you have them. We will have one saw in the event of any fresh blowdown, but the main effort will be clipping. RSVP to tgoodwin12942@gmail.com

Call for start time. Iroquois via Algonquin and maybe making the loop returning by Avalanche Pass-call leader for times and meeting place.

Leader:  Bevan Stanley  860491-5024

Call for time. meet @ St. Brendan’s RC church in Keene to carpool to the  put-in.  We’ll board Chapel Bound, a pontoon boat that will transport us to our church service which begins at 10.  Afterwards, we’ll stop in Saranac Lake for a picnic lunch on Lake Flower.  Bring $$$ for offering, dish to pass, place setting, and beverage.  ATIS trip

Leaders:  Bob and Nancy Kohlbecker, 518-576-2294

meet @ St. Brendan’s RC church in Keene  Church/Osgood Pond paddle (plus, if possible, White Pine Camp tour)  ATIS trip

Leader:  Karen Doman, 215-534-3206  kqdoman@frontier.com

5.5 mile round trip to a peak with restored fire tower.  ATIS trip

Leader:  Tony Goodwin, 518-576-9949  tgoodwin12942@gmail.com

meet @ Keene Central School First Brother to view on Second Brother, 4-5 mile round trip.  ATIS trip

Leader:  Karen Doman, 215-534-3206  kqdoman@frontier.com

call leader for time, destination   ATIS trip 

Leader:  Annie Janeway, 413-375-0988 

meet @ Forestdale Road parking lot in Taylor Pond Wild Forest, 4 mile round trip.  ADK/KV trip.

Leader:  Kathleen Wiley, 518-576-6405

meet @ Crow Clearing for the annual trek for breakfast; bring something to contribute to our breakfast menu!

Leaders:  Bob and Nancy Kohlbecker, 518-576-2294

a 15 mile round trip, 2 miles on herd paths.  ATIS trip

Leader:  Tony Goodwin, 518-576-9949  tgoodwin12942@gmail.com

meet @ St. Brendan’s RC church in Keene.  We will put in at Axton Landing and paddle to the Falls for lunch.

Leaders:  Bob and Nancy Kohlbecker, 518-576-2294

meet at Keene Central School, 4 mile round trip.  ATIS trip

Leader:  Janet Hentschel, 978-930-3736  janhentschel@comcast.net

18 mile round trip, 6 miles on herd paths using some old gravel roads.  ATIS trip

Leader:  Tony Goodwin, 518-576-9949  tgoodwin2942@gmail.com

meet A Keene Valley Library, then adjourn to Ticknor camp for more ferns, swim in the pool; bring picnic.  ATIS trip

Leader:  Mandy Ticknor, 518-576-9869

Meet at Heart Lake Leader Bob Wei 201-264-6650

Last Saturday, 6/10, a small group cleared just over 1/2 mile along the ridge. There is a similar distance left to finish. We will again meet at Marcy Field at 8 AM and shuttle to the top of Adrian’s Acres. From there is is still 1-1/2 - 2 hours hike to reach the starting point. Long-handled loppers are the preferred tool, and the Chapter has tools for those who don’t. Even if you can’t commit to the trail work, you can help if you have a 4WD vehicle to do the shuttle.

(KV-ADK). Bennie’s Brook Slide via the South Side Trail.  Meet at Keene Central School at 9:30.  Stephen Longmire. slongmire@gmail.com

(KV-ADK).  Follensby Clear Loop - Follensby Clear Pond -Polliwog Pond- Horseshoe Pond roughly 6 miles of paddling+ 4 Carries totaling .5 mile You must have your own boat or paddle board. Email or call for exact time and meet up location. Lisa Godfrey 215-990-0482 or lisajgodfrey@gmail.com

(KV-ADK). Mystery  Hike to a nearby, little known killer view.  10-2. Meet at St Brendan’s.

Karen Doman. 215-534-3206

(ATIS) Tenderfoot Pools. Meet at Keene Central School at 10 am.

Karen Doman. 215-534-3206

(ADK-KV) Upper St Regis Lake & St Regis Mountain  We’ll paddle (roughly 2 miles each way) across Upper St. Regis Lake to a trailhead on Spring Bay, then climb St. Regis Mountain (roughly 4.5 miles round trip). From the top—especially from the fire tower—you can see much of the St. Regis Canoe Wilderness. You’ll need to provide your own boat and transportation to the launch point on Upper Saint Regis Lake. Contact Stephen Longmire at slongmire@gmail.com for meeting time & location.

(KV-ADK) Geology Amble on West River Trail back along the Ladies Mile. 10-1. Meet on Ausable Club porch

Thaddeus Bejnar  575- 418- 9115