Description

Did you know that there's a hiking trail that starts at the George Washington Bridge that will run all the way to the Adirondacks? The 358 mile trail is one of many trails managed by local non-profit the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference (NYNJTC) and you can get to it by subway!

Tonight, we'll be joined by the team from the NYNJTC who will share more on the history and current status of the trail and the forests and woods it connects across the state. The NYNJTC Team will also be bringing their famed maps (our favorites for any local hiking) so you can stock up for your next hike.

If you want to actually try hiking the Long Path, we'll be heading out on August 19th - join us!

P.S. all participants will have an opportunity to win Blundstone boots tonight 😊

About the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference
The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is a volunteer-powered organization that builds, maintains, and protects more than 2,100 miles of public trails and natural areas throughout the New York metropolitan region. Together with its partners, the Trail Conference strives to ensure that the trails and natural areas we share are sustainable and accessible for all to enjoy for generations to come.

About Blundstone Shop

Blundstone has opened a pop-up in Williamsburg to create an exciting Aussie footwear experience. Come and see all of the iconic boots Blundstone has been creating for over 150 years. Featuring durable, comfortable, and rugged boots for Men, Women, and Children. Whether you are navigating the countryside or the streets of NYC you'll look and feel great in a pair of Blundstones.

What is Mappy Hour?

Mappy Hour is a nationwide movement to bring adventure-loving city-dwellers together and get outside.

Want to learn how to kayak? You're sure to meet someone who's out on the water every weekend. Planning your first backpacking trip? There's might be someone drinking a beer next to you who's hiked the AT.


Seasoned pros and beginners alike are welcome to come, bring some maps, have a beer, and share stories. You'll be making plans to hit the trails in no time.

Header photo by Vivian Pang on our Long Path hike a few years ago