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December, 2023
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November, 2023
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PTNY Seeking Qualified Consultant to Help Bring Interactive Maps to the Next Level
Help bring our map vision to life! PTNY seeks a qualified consultant to help us understand how to bring our vision of high-quality, consistent, and attractive interactive maps that can be easily updated to reality....
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PTNY & Friends Gather to Honor a Legend
Leading public lands luminaries gathered this fall to remember Robin Dropkin, long-time PTNY Executive Director and champion of New York’s green spaces....
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October, 2023
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Friends Leadership Council Deepens Friends Group Connections Across the State
PTNY's Friends Leadership Council launched a big initiative this fall to build deeper connections between regional Friends groups across the state. We're happy to report the first three regional gatherings were a huge success!...
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Genesee Valley Trail Towns Open for Business
Drawn to attractions, architecture, and stunning spots that photograph well on Instagram, we are all searching for the next vacation destination to stick on our calendar. If you’re seeking that “feel-good” hometown vibe with serene landscapes and charming historic villages, consider exploring the Genesee Valley Region....
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September, 2023
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Warm Muscles & Cold Oysters for the LI Greenway
Our Executive Director, Paul Steely White, joined riders for the one-day, Queens-to-Patchogue, taco-fueled Bike for the Long Island Greenway....
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2023: PTNY's Summer of (Bike Tours) Love
From July to September, PTNY provided cyclists A LOT of opportunities to explore our state! Anchored by the 25th anniversary of our tried-and-true favorite–Cycle the Erie Canal–we also launched two new tours: Cycle the Hudson Valley and Bike for the Long Island Greenway. Here's a look into these great opportunities to see NYS from the back of a bicycle... not to mention a teaser announcing our 2024 dates for Cycle the Erie Canal!...
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Hike a Freshly Restored Adirondack Trail this Fall
A heavily-worn section of the Phelps Mountain Trail received a sustainable facelift to accommodate the growth in traffic on the High Peaks 9-mile hike....
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Nearly one hundred miles of new greenway trails opened for public use and enjoyment across New York since 2021
New report from Parks & Trails New York and New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation highlights new trail projects completed, plus over 300 miles of additional trails in progress across the state....
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