For those of us who need some easy walking to get back in shape... we will start on the walking path around the park loop (about 3/4 mile) and then the ballfield next to the Quakertown Park (almost 2 miles). You can do either loop or both depending on how much you want to do.

See below for meeting location.

Meet at the Illick's Mill parking lot at 100 Illick's Mill Road in Bethlehem. We will walk the Monocacy Trail 2 miles to Central Moravian Church, 400 Main St., Bethlehem for the Bach At Noon Concert. The concert is free, by donations are gratefully appreciated. After the concert we will eat lunch along the Monocacy Creek and then walk 2 miles back to our cars. The Monocacy Trail is flat with both paved and gravel surfaces. Bring lunch and water. Rain on the morning of the event will cancel the hike, and we will meet on the balcony of the church at 11:50 am to enjoy the concert.

Let’s celebrate the “Pink Moon" with a roundtrip 8-mile night hike to Dan's Pulpit starting at 4pm from the Kempton PA Game Commission Parking Lot. The hike is a moderate hike and warm clothes, snacks or dinner, headlamps and a great attitude is required :) Please note that the hike will be canceled in the event of adverse weather conditions.

Meeting Place: 409 Pine Swamp Road, Kempton, PA 19529
Coordinates: 40.62761745481498, -75.9529019748656

For those of us who need some easy walking to get back in shape... we will start on the walking path around the park loop (about 3/4 mile) and then the ballfield next to the Quakertown Park (almost 2 miles). You can do either loop or both depending on how much you want to do.

See below for meeting location.

This is a loop hike, starting at the Hamburg Reservoir parking lot, first climbing to Pulpit Rock and then onward to the Pinnacle for spectacular views of the Lehigh Valley from both locations. This is not a beginner's hike due to the 1000' ascent and very rocky terrain. Bring a least 2L of water and lunch / snacks. Steady rain cancels.

Enjoy beautiful Virginia bluebell wildflowers blooming in profusion along the Appalachian and Conodoguinet Creek. Learn about plans for the Scott Farm* property as the future home of Keystone Trails Association and an important hub for trail activities by conservation partners. The adjacent Kittatinny Ridge is a major flyway for migratory birds and an iconic landscape deserving amplified awareness and protection.

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For those of us who need some easy walking to get back in shape... we will start on the walking path around the park loop (about 3/4 mile) and then the ballfield next to the Quakertown Park (almost 2 miles). You can do either loop or both depending on how much you want to do.

See below for meeting location.