Join us as on 2nd Sunday to discuss fundraising, church roof repairs and 2026 event planning

Colgate Lake Trail. 5 miles.  This is an out and back hike along a level (more or less) trail with views of the Blackhead Mt. range.  If conditions permit, bring skis or snowshoes.  Please meet at 10:00 a.m. at the second parking lot opposite Colgate Lake, on County Rd. 78, East Jewett.

Those new to hiking are welcome!  Please R.S.V.P. to susankukle@gmail.com and include a phone number for weather related changes.

Join us as on 2nd Sunday to discuss fundraising, church roof repairs and 2026 event planning

Join us as on 2nd Sunday to discuss fundraising, church roof repairs and 2026 event planning

Deer Mt. Inn lean-tos.  3 miles.  The gracious hosts of the Deer Mt. Inn welcome our hikers to an easy hike to two lean-tos with views of Tannersville and Colgate Lake.  Please meet at 10:00 a.m. at the parking lot closest to the cottages at the Deer Mt. Inn, 790 County Rd. 25, Tannersville.   Carpooling is encouraged.

Those new to hiking are welcome!  Please R.S.V.P. to susankukle@gmail.com and include a phone number for weather related changes.

Hotel Kaaterskill Ruins.  4 miles.  This is an out and back hike with views of the Kaaterskill gorge and the Hudson Valley.  It is an easy hike.  Please meet at 10:00 a.m. at the entrance to North Lake Campground, Haines Falls.

Those new to hiking are welcome!  Please R.S.V.P. to susankukle@gmail.com and include a phone number for weather related changes.

Huckleberry Point. 5 miles.  This is an out and back hike with views of the Platte Clove gorge and Hudson Valley.   It is considered easy to moderate; there are steep hills and the trail is well worn.  Please meet at 10:00 a.m. at the Huckleberry Point trailhead parking lot, directly off Platte Clove Rd., Elka Park.

Those new to hiking are welcome!  Please R.S.V.P. to susankukle@gmail.com and include a phone number for weather related changes.

We invite you for an afternoon of hot cider, pumpkin carving, face painting and merry making! Buy your pumpkin from PCNC to support our roof restauration!

Join us as on 2nd Sunday to discuss fundraising, church roof repairs and Holiday event planning

Overlook Mt. to Echo Lake.  This hike begins on the Woodstock side of Overlook Mt. 8 miles.  It is an out and back hike to old ruins, views of the Hudson Valley, and a lakeside lean-to.  It is a moderate hike.  Please meet at 9:00 a.m. at the PCNC building to carpool to Mead Mt. Rd. trailhead, Woodstock.

Those new to hiking are welcome!  Please R.S.V.P. to susankukle@gmail.com and include a phone number for weather related changes.

Join Platte Clove Neighborhood Center friends as we scrape, paint and prep the church building for the winter. Come ready to Paint!

Meet at end of Gillespie rd on Clum Hill;

Take a 2+ hour walk to search for wild (and possibly edible) local mushrooms with a life long naturalist. Bring a paper bag or basket to collect.  Rain, or shine we will explore! No dogs please.

RSVP: susankukle@gmail.com

Steph is a certified healer who offers a meditative experience of deep listening through the use of bells, bowls, shakers and chimes. She will take you on a relaxing explorative journey of the mind and body.

Join us as on 2nd Sunday to discuss progress towards the church roof repairs and future event planning.

Take a 2+ hour walk to search for wild (and possibly edible) local mushrooms with a life long naturalist. Bring a paper bag or basket to collect. Rain, or shine we will explore! No dogs please.

Take a 2 ½ mile walk (one way) to the Lean-To for lunch. Rain or shine, no dogs please. Please register by emailing susankukle@gmail.com.

Steph is a certified healer who offers a meditative experience of deep listening through the use of bells, bowls, shakers and chimes. She will take you on a relaxing explorative journey of the mind and body.

Join us as this Sunday to discuss fundraising for the church roof.

Potluck picnic with music and games. Come meet your neighbors and celebrate Platte Clove history.

Identify techniques such as mindfulness, self-compassion, and positive self-talk to respond to the challenges of aging.  Discussion topics may range from death, dying, grief and loss, to relationships and unfinished business.