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Pike County Conservation District
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Spring Hike – Hikes in Pike

April 26 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Free
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A flyer for a guided spring hike in April 2025 as part of the Hikes in Pike program series

Registration is Required Here

 

Join us on the last day of Conservation District Week for a beautiful spring hike led by District staff to:
– Learn how Conservation District work conserves our natural resources
– Discover the different ecosystems & exciting geology found along PEEC’s 1-mile Fossil Trail
– Celebrate Earth Day with some fresh air & fun nature facts
Anyone who completes all 4 hikes in the “Hikes in Pike” series will receive a FREE “Hikes in Pike” Stoni patch!
This hike will be hosted on the Fossil Trail of our partner organization PEEC, as part of their annual Earth Day Festival. Please note that a $5 fee per carload is required to visit PEEC on this day, including to participate in the CD Week Hike. This entrance fee includes access to Earth Day Festival activities including learning stations, crafts, & more.
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Date:
April 26
Time:
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost:
Free
Event Category:
Pike County Conservation District Events

Organizer

Pike County Conservation District
Phone
570-226-8220
Email
pikecd@pikepa.org
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Venue

Pocono Environmental Education Center
538 Emery Rd
Dingmans Ferry, PA 18328 United States + Google Map

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Pike County Conservation District
556 Route 402
Hawley, PA 18428

(570) 226-8220
pikecd@pikepa.org

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