Discovering the Long Path: An Interpretative Exhibit of New York’s Greatest Trail

The exhibit, Discovering the Long Path: An Interpretative Exhibit of New York’s Greatest Trail, showcases the stunning natural beauty of the Hudson Valley parks and preserves that this 358-mile trail crosses on its way from New York City to the outskirts of Albany. 

The Long Path was first conceived of in the 1930s as New York’s own long-distance trail, and it was championed by Trail Conference founder Raymond Torrey. Since then, it’s been routed, blazed, and built by the Trail Conference and its volunteers, 250 of whom are involved in maintaining the trail. Find more info on the Cornwall Public Library's events page.