The HIKE-A-THON is going virtual
Due to the pandemic and focus on individual outings, the Hike-A-Thon will be run as a virtual event rather than volunteer-led groups. We know that this is disappointing; we are disappointed as well. But, after considering multiple factors, it’s the best decision we can make at this time. The 2020 Hike-A-Thon was on route to be the largest, most exciting Hike-A-Thon yet. And it still can be—with your help!
Sites
Check out the sites available for the 2020 Hike-A-Thon with our interactive map! Click the button below to view all 20 of the sites, organized by difficulty. Need something short and easy? Try Amy’s Park. Want a more challenging hike with a great view? Try Cook Mountain or Pole Hill Pond. We also have two paddles to choose from: Jabe Pond and Northwest Bay. Questions? Contact Sarah to help you find your perfect site.
Anthony's Nose
Godwin Preserve
McPhillips Preserve
Jabe Pond
Up Yonda Farm
Gull Bay
Volunteer
It takes a huge team of dedicated volunteers to run the Hike-A-Thon—be one of them in 2020!
After Party
Gather together at Bolton Conservation Park after your hike or paddle and swap stories, cool off with a cold drink and ice cream, enjoy kids’ activities, shop merchandise, and more!
Sponsors
Sponsors make it possible for the Lake George Hike-A-Thon to stay free for participants, allowing everyone to join in the fun, regardless of means. We thank the following for their support of the 2020 Hike-A-Thon:
