LI-DOG Pack Walk on the Pine Trail


08/23/2016 – LI-DOG Pack Walk on Pine Trail to Sandy and Grassy Ponds

Sign for Pine Trail Nature PreserveLI-DOG Pack WalkTM on the Pine Trail to Sandy and Grassy Ponds
Sat., Aug. 27th, 10 AM – 1 PM (Rain Date: Sun., Aug. 28th)

Pine Trail Preserve, NY Route 25, 1/6th of a mile east of William Floyd Parkway, Ridge, NY (Google Map)

Rescheduled from May. Hopefully the weather will cooperate this time!

Who’s ready for a hike with dogs? Back by popular demand, we have rescheduled LI-DOG’s Pack WalkTM & Hike on the Pine Trail to Sandy and Grassy Ponds for Sat., Aug. 27th (Rain date: Sun., Aug. 28th). This is a great 4.3-mile, out-and-back hike that goes through part of the Long Island Pine Barrens. The rewarding hike is known for its sights including the remains of a very hot brush fire in the mid-1980s and two beautiful ponds. The trail itself is mostly flat dirt, but opens up to a short sandy area crossing the power line section.

You can expect the hike to take three hours total. Don’t forget to bring water for you and your dog. Also, dress appropriately for the weather, but sneakers or hiking boots and pants are recommended. Also, as ticks are ubiquitous on Long Island, bring bug spray for yourself and tick medication/collar for your pup.

We look forward to seeing you and your dog on the Pine Trail on Saturday!

Please check back here Friday night or Saturday morning to confirm the Pack Walk is taking place as planned. Rain date is Sunday.

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05/22/2016 – LI-DOG Pack Walk ™ and Hike on the Pine Trail

Pack Walk ™ to the Pine Trail Pond

Pine Trail Pond

LI-DOG Pack Walk ™ and Hike on the Pine Trail to Sandy and Grassy Ponds

Sun., May 22nd, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Pine Trail to Sandy and Grassy Ponds, NY Route 25, 1/6th of a mile east of William Floyd Parkway Ridge, NY (Google Map)

Who’s ready for a hike with dogs? In response to requests that we do more Pack Walks ™ in Suffolk County and that we offer longer walks, we have scheduled our first Pack Walk ™ in Suffolk County on The Pine Trail to Sandy and Grassy Ponds. This is a beautiful 4.3-mile, out-and-back hike that goes through part of the Long Island Pine Barrens. The rewarding hike is known for its sights including the remains of a very hot brush fire in the mid-1980s and two gorgeous ponds, without ever getting too far from civilization, according to the Pine Barrens Society. The trail itself is mostly flat dirt, but opens up to a short sandy area crossing the power line section. You can expect the hike to take three hours total.

Our Pack Walk ™ Leader suggests bringing at least one liter of water for you and your dog, including a means of dispensing the water to your dog like a collapsible bowl. Dress appropriately for the weather, but boots and pants are recommended. Also, as ticks are ubiquitous on Long Island at this time of year, bring bug spray for yourself and tick medication/collar for your dog. We look forward to seeing you and your dog on our first hike in Suffolk County!

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