September 26th – Indian Kill Preserve Group Hike

This fall our guided walks include several preserves and leaders curtesy of the Mohawk Hudson
Land Conservancy (MHLC). All walks are on Tuesday at 10 a.m., and last around 2 hours. There
is no pre-registration. For information email [email protected] . Cancellations or
changes may be found at www.ecosny.org or www.facebook.com/ecosny.

Indian Kill Preserve:

An 100-acre forest along the bluffs and banks of the Indian Kill,
with eleven species of ferns and wildflowers abundant along the creek. Some steep areas,
although steps provide decent footing. Leader: Steve Jones. Directions: Preserve parking is
directly across from the Soil & Water Department facilities on Hetcheltown Rd. (Rt. 31);
Hetcheltown becomes Maple Ave. (Rt. 29) after the traffic circle to the south; therefore you can 

reach it from Freeman’s Bridge Rd., turning north (east) onto Maple; or from Glenridge Rd.,
turning right onto Hetcheltown. The address of the facilities is 24 Hetcheltown Rd.,
Schenectady.