Click here to view LGLC's fall 2014 newsletter. What's inside: Retirement of ED Nancy Williams Land and stewardship updates Spotlights: New Directors, Land...

How many bees does it take to stop two kayakers from enjoying a day on the water? We often hear from our members that they enjoyed a particular hike or paddle on our land. David Oakley’s and Dianna Masto’s day of mishaps at Amy’s Park is a perfect demonstration of the real devotion of our members to visiting our preserves and en- joying the great outdoors. According to David, it was a perfect August morning for their visit to Amy’s. There were no threatening clouds, no emergency emails from his office. Just a perfect day. After an unsuccessful first attempt to carry their two kayaks inside their Toyota High- lander, they switched tactics and tied them to the roof. With the last knot pulled tight, they set out from Arcady to Bolton.

Click here to view LGLC's spring 2014 newsletter. What's inside: A day's (mis)adventure at Amy's 2nd Annual Hike-A-Thon Spotlights: LGS update, The LA Group,...

Bolton Landing, NY – In celebration of its 25th Anniversary, the Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) is hosting a Hike-A-Thon, July 5th, the first of its kind for Lake George. The lake-wide event will involve eight parks and preserves in six towns and is expected to engage hundreds of participants of all ages. The Hike-A-Thon will include nine simultaneous hikes and events at eight locations around Lake George: eight different hikes and one gathering at LGLC’s Peggy’s Point, an accessible park in Hague. Participation is free and open to the public. Everyone who pre-registers will receive an event t-shirt and certificate of participation.