Take a walk back in time with Westchester Land Trust’s resident geologist and Program Manager, Kim Fendrich, as we explore the Hudson Valley’s rich and complex geologic history. The cliffs, rolling hills, and rivers that we call home were sculpted by a billion years’ worth of landscape evolution, evidenced in rock formations at Westchester Wilderness Walk / Zofnass Family Preserve.

• Day + Time: Saturday, September 27, 10am–1pm
• Rain Date: Sunday, September 28, 10am–1pm
• Getting There + Parking: Park in the Upper Shad Road parking lot (41.175853, -73.599266). Carpooling is encouraged.
• Accessibility: We’ll cover about three miles round trip, with plenty of stops for discussion and observation. The route will include uneven or rocky terrain, hills, and potentially muddy conditions. There are no restrooms on site, so please budget extra time if you need to stop for facilities on your way. Leashed dogs are welcome.
• Safety: Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please bring a water bottle and wear sun protection, long pants, and closed-toed shoes. Pants tucked into your socks are recommended to avoid exposure to ticks and poison ivy.

Advanced registration is required here. This event has a capacity of 20 participants.