Saturday November 11, 2023. Paumanok Path’s 25 th Anniversary Hikes: Hither Woods to Third House Museum, Montauk.
Day 5 of our six-weekend series covering the entire Path in East Hampton, from west to east. We are offering 3 Hikes per day - 9:30 early long (10 miles), 10:30 late long (10 miles), and 11:30 short (4 miles). The East Hampton Trails Preservation Society is providing bus transportation for these hikes.
Each hike is limited to 50 participants, and pre-registration is required. A suggested donation of $10 per person (each hike) is respectfully requested to defray the cost of bus transportation. Heavy rain may cause postponement to Sunday. To pre-register go to
easthamptontrailspreservationsociety.org/events-1.
9:30 AM - PAUMANOK PATH - HITHER WOODS TO THIRD HOUSE MUSEUM, ~ 6 MILES (early hike) Park at Montauk County Park, entrance on north side of Route 27 approx. 2,000 feet east of East Lake Drive. Buses will take hikers to the hike starting point. Distance: ~6 miles; moderate pace. Bring liquids. Info only, contact Nick or Jeri before day of hike: Email:nbryan765@aol.com or jwellman765@aol.com
10:30 AM - PAUMANOK PATH - HITHER WOODS TO THIRD HOUSE MUSEUM, ~ 6
MILES (late hike) Park at Montauk County Park, entrance on north side of Route 27 approx. 2,000 feet east of East Lake Drive. Buses will take hikers to the hike starting point. Distance: ~6 miles; moderate pace. Bring liquids. Info only, contact Nick or Jeri before day of hike: Email: nbryan765@aol.com or jwellman765@aol.com
11:30 AM - PAUMANOK PATH - INDIAN FIELD FROM THIRD HOUSE MUSEUM, ~3.5 MILES (short hike) This is an alternative shorter hike over part of the Paumanok Path. Park at Montauk County Park, entrance on north side of Route 27 approx. 2,000 feet east of East Lake Drive.
There will be NO bus transportation for this hike. Distance: ~3.5 miles; easy pace. Info only, contact Eva before day of hike: Email: elmoony289@gmail.com
SPECIAL NOTE: Hikers are invited to a free Open House at the Third House Museum following today’s hikes, courtesy of Third House Nature Center, Inc., a private non-profit organization. EHTPS and Third House will provide food and refreshements. Invited Guests include Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc and Deputy Supervisor Kathee Burke-Gonzalez
