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Pickle Knoll Outdoors does environmental education and guided outdoor trips.

14/10/2024

Fall is drifting into winter and Pickle Knoll Outdoors is beginning hibernation. We will still share our monthly blogs and reply to messages. Keep your toes warm and see you in the spring.

09/10/2024

Last month Aaron and Lily both wrote a blog post for the theme "A Rookie's Guide to the Adirondacks." We posted Lily's in September, so this month we're sharing Aaron's blog. Check out our website to read What To Know Before You Go: 6 Key Points (Aaron's Version).

01/10/2024

It’s the FINAL KIPP WALK! This Thursday at 6pm we’ll be hiking Kipp and sharing our favorite pre- and post-hike stretches. Sometimes you need a during-the-hike stretch, that’s good too!

24/09/2024

What is the difference between a coniferous tree and a deciduous tree? Which one loses its leaves in the fall? Ask your tree questions and get some answers this Thursday at Kipp Mountain at 6pm.

17/09/2024

Last week we talked about our favorite plant identifier app, Seek by iNaturalist. Then we got into another helpful trail app, Merlin Bird ID by Cornell Lab! Come test out the accuracy of this magic app with us this Thursday at 6pm at Kipp Mountain.

12/09/2024

The September blog is live! Visit our website to read A Rookie's Guide to the Adirondacks.

10/09/2024

This Thursday at 6pm we'll be sharing our favorite plant identification app. These days the magic of technology can identify flora, which is how we found out this plant is called a Blue Bead Lily. See you there!

25/08/2024

CANCELLED: Eco Learn for August 28. Thank you everyone for a successful first season of Eco Learn. Keep hiking with us at Kipp Mountain every Thursday until October.

21/08/2024

This week at Kipp we're taking a load off. Come tell us your silliest hiking stories. We've all made mistakes in the outdoors. Share yours and learn from others this Thursday at 6pm at Kipp Mountain.

18/08/2024

Hickory Ski Center is named after the beautiful hickory tree, which you can see in this photo. These trees are deciduous, meaning they lose their leaves in the fall. Pine trees are coniferous, so they keep their needles all year. Learn more differences with us at Hickory at 6pm on Wednesday.

This program is open to all ages, both kids and adults.

16/08/2024

This week we led a great hike with some folks who were interested in foraging and fungi. We snacked on fresh-picked blackberries, identified colorful mushrooms, and climbed a fire tower. It was a lovely day!

13/08/2024

Don't be a Karen, don't touch that cairn! These rock stacks serve as guides for hikers, not just random piles of stone. Walk with us at Kipp on Thursday at 6pm to learn other high peak etiquette.

07/08/2024

For Our Free Weekly Walk we're trying something new. Join us for a mountaintop meditation. Together we'll breathe in the sweet air and take time to center ourselves. See you at Kipp at 6pm this Thursday.

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