Prosser Pines is one of the oldest surviving White Pine Plantations to exist on the eastern seaboard of the United States. We’ll enjoy a short loop trail in the vast forest that winds around the 90 ft tall pines. Other unique features include teepees and open farm fields. If we have time, we’ll cross the street to Cathedral Pines County Park which is a 340 acre park situated along the headwaters of the Carmans River. We will work on our observation skills and note any wildlife we spot along the way. This is a unique opportunity to discover various habitats and landscapes, explore new trails, immerse ourselves in nature and challenge ourselves in a fun way!

We will be meeting in the parking lot off Yaphank Middle Island Road.

Photo taken by Sue Wahlert

What to bring/further instructions:

• Please dress warm and wear layers
• Hiking boots with thick socks
• Hat/sunglasses
• Water bottle/snack
• Binoculars (I have extra)