Camp Willig

05/23/2024

Wood is good

09/07/2022

Camp #2 ( sorry NOT SAYN WHERE PPL)

09/07/2022

Echo Bay is Awesomeness 💯🇺🇸🌞🌜✨

09/07/2022

My Very Best, Washington Co not saying where … imo enjoy yourself

09/06/2022

It may be Monday, but that doesn't mean you can't have fun.

09/06/2022

Surrendered .... 愛してます and I will always do get used to meee

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08/18/2022

Go I say

There is plenty to see and learn in 3-mile Lake Everest paddling trip on the Ausable River, in Wilmington, NY.

08/14/2022

08/14/2022

Remember that small actions can have lasting impacts on delicate plants, wildlife, and landscapes. Research the rules, regulations and recommendations for the places you plan to visit to learn how you can help protect natural resources and nearby communities:

- Know the rules of the area where you will be hiking.
- Many DEC lands do not have trash cans. Don't litter - take your trash home with you.
- Do not remove or damage trail markers.
- Be careful with campfires and make sure they are allowed where you are camping.
- Know the best place - or way - to go to the bathroom.
- Stay on trails. Avoid stepping on vegetation, especially sensitive high elevation plants.
- Walk through, not around, mud and puddles on trails to avoid eroding and widening trails.
- Stay off steep, high elevation trails during the spring mud season.
- After a hike, shake or brush off clothing and clean boot treads before getting into your vehicle to avoid spreading seeds of invasive species.

For more info: https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/119881.html