Roop K.
8/10/2020
This was a very quiet and accessible hiking point with a few options for trails with some views. We walked around and got lost for a bit while trying to go to the top of the rock but it was really...
Black Rock Forest Consortium
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235 Reservoir Rd
Cornwall, NY 12518
Black Rock Forest Consortium is a renowned research and education center located in Cornwall, NY. Spanning over 3,920 acres, the Forest serves as a living laboratory for field-based studies, offering a diverse range of native terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems that are increasingly rare in the region. With its dramatic topography, lakes, streams, and high species diversity, Black Rock Forest provides an ideal setting for advancing scientific understanding of the natural world.
As a hub for research and education, Black Rock Forest Consortium is dedicated to promoting conservation and environmental stewardship. Through their small grants program, they support conservation initiatives and provide funding for projects that contribute to the preservation of the Forest's unique habitats. With a focus on scientific exploration and educational outreach, Black Rock Forest Consortium plays a vital role in fostering a deeper understanding of our natural environment.
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4.06 reviews
Eric R.
5/26/2017
I'm an avid hiker and Black Rock has got to be my least favorite hike despite the mountain having a vast amount of trails to hike. I hiked the entire outskirts of this mountain grabbing all the...
Greg F.
4/13/2018
A quite enjoyable place to hike, with miles of trails and some pretty views of the Hudson Valley, and a lovely old covered wooden bridge to cross. We were here when the snows were still covering...
Kimberly C.
6/25/2017
I really enjoy hiking here, as the trails are never too busy and you can find solitude. You can make your hike as long or short, or as easy or difficult, as you wish since there are so many...
Christie O.
8/27/2015
This is a privately owned nature preserve with seemingly endless trails, pristine reservoirs and a large variety of terrain. If you want to "get lost" in nature, this is a great way to do it....
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