The glory of Pittsfield is its grove of wild azaleas. You can see them by driving up the park loop road, but I think it’s more rewarding to climb the hill one step at a time, then luxuriate in their incomparable pink glory. On the way down, we’ll take in the view over New York State, rest by Berry Pond, and check out an enormous beaver dam.

• Moderate, 5.2 miles, 935', 2.5+ hours
• Hiking pace ~1.75-2mph. Please be responsible in assessing your fitness and stamina for this hike.
• Leashed dogs welcome
• Rain date - Tuesday, June 2
• Details upon registration