Old Croton Aqueduct follows the route of the buried pipe that supplied drinking water to New York City from 1842 to 1955. The unused pipe remains, but above it is a hiking, biking and walking trail that snakes 26 miles from Croton to the Bronx line. Read more...

Grafton Lakes State Park contains 2500 acres of forest and lakes on the Rensselaer Plateau. We have 25 miles of hiking trails, enjoyed throughout the seasons by outdoor enthusiasts. We are open daily from 8am to dusk. Parking fees are $8/car and swimming is open daily from 10-6 Memorial Day to Labor Day. Read more...

Our projects include: Walking Tours in Albany and Troy Workshops on the Underground Railroad Speakers Young Abolitionists Club Young Abolitionists Teen Scholars Institute Annual Public History Conference Web Site Newsletter Restoration of the Myers Residence Researching and telling the story Annual Fourth of July Program Office at Russell Sage College – Gurley Hall Read more...

The majestic beauty and humbling power of Niagara’s three thundering waterfalls foster awe and wonder in all who witness it. For generations, visitors have come to Niagara Falls State Park to see this natural wonder, savor the panoramic views and immerse themselves in a lush, green environment. A number of exciting attractions give you an even richer Niagara experience. Journey Read more...

Liberty State Park is a green oasis in the middle of Metropolitan northern New Jersey. With the Manhattan skyline, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island as a spectacular backdrop, Liberty State Park is one of the state’s most dramatic parks. Read more...

The Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey is about 12 miles long, a half-mile wide, and encompasses 2,500 acres of wild Hudson River shorefront, uplands, and cliffs. Within this park you will find more than 30 miles of hiking and ski trails, a boat launching ramp, a scenic riverside drive, a cliff-top parkway and overlooks, riverfront picnic areas and playgrounds, Read more...