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Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center
On the Rensselaer Plateau
Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center
  • About
    • About
      • Strategic Plan
    • Directions
    • Mission Statements
    • Employment Opportunities
  • Events & Programs
    • Holiday Wreaths
    • Friends’ Annual Dinner
  • Environmental Education
    • Youth Group Programs
    • Summer Camp
    • Outreach Programs
    • School Programs
    • Materials For Loan
  • Recreation
    • Trail Map
    • Stay Safe: Tick Information
    • Self-Guiding Trails
    • Boating
    • Fishing
    • Geocaching
    • Snowshoes and Nordic Skiing
  • News & Other Info
    • News & Other Info
    • Dyking Pond from Grafton
    • Top 10 List of Favorite Activities
    • Timberdoodle
    • Groundhog Day
    • Look Up!
    • Woolly Bear Caterpillars: Fact or Legend?
    • November Find it in the Forest
    • Wild Cranberries
    • October Find it in the Forest
    • Why Leaves Turn Colors in Fall
    • Help Protect the Monarch Butterfly
    • Find it in the Forest September
    • August Find it in the Forest
    • The One-Eyed Newt
    • July Find it in the Forest
    • Pitcher Plants
    • Using Technology to Get Closer to Nature
    • Chipmunks Running Amuck
    • June Find it in the Forest
    • What Does NOT Belong in the Forest Scavenger Hunt
    • The Jack-in-the-Pulpit Game
    • Wood frog, Toad or Salamander Eggs?
    • Sit Spots
    • Red Bark Phenomenon
    • Eastern Bluebirds
    • Getting Kids Outside
  • Links
    • Videos
    • Links
  • Contact Us
  • Support Us
    • Become a Member
    • Volunteer
    • Apparel For Sale
    • Walking Sticks
    • Wish List
  • Flora and Fauna
    • Species Guide to Animals at Dyken Pond Center
      • Mammals: Species List
      • Birds

  • Trail Conditions

    All 11 miles of trails open.

    Boat launch removed for winter and fishing dock closed until spring. Lake currently at lower level for the winter.

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