Upcoming Program: Youth Intro to Hiking and Leave no Trace

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Due to limited registrations combined with thunderstorms on the horizon, July’s program sessions have been cancelled! Spots are still available for the sessions in August!

July Program Dates and Times:
Saturday, July 17 9:00am-12:00pm grade levels K-3
Sunday, July 18 9:00am-12:00pm grade levels 4-6

August Program Dates and Times:
Saturday, August 21 9:00am-12:00pm grade levels K-3
Sunday, August 22 9:00am-12:00pm grade levels 4-6

Fall Session Dates TBD.

Cost: $20 per adult/child pair + $8 for each additional participant

Registration: Register online through the Town of York Parks & Recreation Department or by calling the Parks Office at (207) 363-1040. Space is limited. Reserve your spot today!

If you are registering a family with two or more children who fall into both age categories and would like to attend a single program session as a family, please just choose whichever date works best for you.

Location: Mount Agamenticus summit, 21 Mount Agamenticus Road, York ME

This program is for beginner and first-time youth hikers (with their grown-ups). Through a variety of fun games and hands-on activities in our summit Learning Lodge, participants will receive an overview of the 7 Principles of “Leave no Trace,” learning how to properly “Plan Ahead and Prepare” for a hike. Youth participants will then work together with staff to plan our group’s hike. We’ll hit the trails, kids in the lead, taking plenty of time to stop along the way!

Hike may range from moderate to difficult. Read the descriptions for the First Hill trails we may be hiking in advance.

This program is not wheelchair accessible, however if you are interested in scheduling a guided program similar to this with modifications for accessibility, including use of the Big A Trail at the summit, please reach out via our Group Registration form.

Last modified: August 22, 2021

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