Treman State Park
Tuesday 10/11/2022 3:00 pm
Note earlier start time at 3:00 pm
Hike rating:
Event/Trailhead location:
The lower Lick Brook parking lot off of the northbound lane of NY Route 34/96 in the NY Route 13 and 34/96 interchange, about about 4 miles south of Ithaca (click for map). If coming from Ithaca, go through the interchange on Route 34/96 toward Spencer and then use the marked U-Turn to go back north. The Lick Brook parking lot is on the right, just before the bridge over Enfield Creek.
Hike Leader: Polley McClure
Contact:
Hike leader contact information will be sent in the email acknowledging that you have registered for this hike.
Hike Details:
Brief Hike Details
This is an out-and-back hike on the Finger Lakes Trail in Treman State Park in Enfield/Newfield, rated moderate.
Note we are starting at 3:00 pm to avoid hiking after dusk.
There are two hikes offered on this route: a short hike and a long hike. Choose one:
The short hike will go approximately four miles and will be led by Polley McClure. The group will stop frequently to observe flora and whatever wildflowers are still visible.
The long hike will go approximately seven miles, as far as the bridge over Fish Kill Creek, and will be led by Gary Mallow. This hike will go at a faster pace.
Both hikes begin and end at the lower parking area for Lick Brook Preserve near the intersection of NY State Routes 13/34/96, four miles south of Ithaca.
Dress in layers for the weather, wear sturdy waterproof boots, and bring water. Trekking poles recommended if you have them.
If you will have trouble navigating to the trailhead, email the hike leaders at the addresses above.
Check this space the day of the hike for any changes or a cancellation.
Detailed Hike Description
The hikes tonight will take us through Treman State Park on the Finger Lakes Trail, rather than the more-traveled Rim and Gorge Trails. We are starting at an earlier time, 3:00 pm, to avoid hiking after dusk.
There will be a short hike option led by Polley McClure, and a long hike option led by Gary Mallow. The short hike will go at a slower pace to enjoy the flora and whatever wildflowers still are present, and will go as far as the group wishes, then turn around and return to the cars. Hikers on the long hike will go at a faster pace and will go as far as the bridge spanning Fish Kill Creek, then head back downhill to the cars.
If you will have trouble navigating to the trailhead, email the hike leader at the addresses above.
Check this space the day of the hike for any changes or a cancellation.
Check this space the day of the hike for any changes or a cancelation.