Mt. Airy Avenue trailhead

Meeting at Mt. Airy Trailhead Kiosk (see map here) *This hike was originally scheduled for March 14* Join Trail Ambassadors Doug Gibson, Courtney Malley, Jill Curatolo, and Peter Curatolo for a leisurely, family-friendly loop hike in the Wissahickon, paced to the age and abilities of participants. Starting at the Mt. Airy Trailhead, we’ll head toward Frog Pond to talk about stormwater management and how frogs survive the winter through brumation. We’ll continue along the White Trail to Kitchen’s Lane, with stops to share the history of the mill, bridge, and surrounding landscape. The hike will also pass through the Monastery

Meeting at Mt. Airy Trailhead Kiosk (see map here) Join Trail Ambassadors Rodi and Debra to hear about some commonly-made mistakes in the Wissahickon. Rodi will share stories about the many rules she unwittingly broke in the past. Debra will share information about the impact of each of these mistakes. Together, we’ll enjoy a great hike in the woods and learn how to leave no trace. Wear your mud boots—we’ll be walking through puddles if it’s damp. Why not walk around them? You’ll find out on this hike! Children ages 9+ are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

Meeting at Mt. Airy Trailhead Kiosk (see map here) *This hike was originally scheduled for February 15th.* Join us for a leisurely, family-friendly loop hike in the Wissahickon, paced to the age and abilities of participants. Starting at the Mt. Airy Trailhead, we’ll head toward Frog Pond to talk about stormwater management and how frogs survive the winter through brumation. We’ll continue along the White Trail to Kitchen’s Lane, with stops to share the history of the mill, bridge, and surrounding landscape. The hike will also pass through the Monastery grounds, where we’ll see the historic house and barn and

Meeting at Mt. Airy Trailhead Kiosk (see map here) Join us for a leisurely, family-friendly loop hike in the Wissahickon, paced to the age and abilities of participants. Starting at the Mt. Airy Trailhead, we’ll head toward Frog Pond to talk about stormwater management and how frogs survive the winter through brumation. We’ll continue along the White Trail to Kitchen’s Lane, with stops to share the history of the mill, bridge, and surrounding landscape. The hike will also pass through the Monastery grounds, where we’ll see the historic house and barn and learn about the site’s origins. If we are