Nature Walk at Nolde Forest, Berks County
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Sun, Jun 22, 2025; 10:00 AM
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Nature Walk at Nolde Forest, Berks County
This is a hike through the Nolde State Park on June 22, 2025 from 10 am to 12 pm.
2910 New Holland Rd, Reading, PA 19607, USA
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Janice Mcdermott
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Organized By: Kittatinny Group
Location: 2910 New Holland Rd, Reading, PA 19607, USA
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Janice Mcdermott
mcdmcd@ptd.net
(610) 823-2797
Join us for a hike through the Nolde Forest in Berks County! Nolde Forest State Park is 665 acres of deciduous woodlands and coniferous plantations. It has many hiking pathways as well as two streams and a pond. The Nolde Forest Environmental Center is also located in the Park, housed at the converted Arts & Crafts style Nolde Mansion constructed in the early 20th century.
We will be enjoying a walk along the Boulevard Loop Trail making a full circle to return to the Old Sawmill parking lot. Alongside the Boulevard path is a stream, Punches Run, with an adjacent, narrower path which participants may choose to explore on their own at another time. Both paths rise gently to the top of a hill; we will descend back to the parking lot. About a 2-hour hike, medium difficulty because of the rise.
There will be no experts among us unless a participant shares his/her knowledge. If you have an app such as iNaturalist or Seek, please bring it along to learn and to share with others, reception can be spotty but does work.
Family and friends are welcome; more details will be shared with registered participants prior to the hike.
Level: Moderate
Cost: Free
Signup Instructions: Please register to participate, participation is limited to 20 people.
Additional Directions: Meet at the Old Sawmill entrance, 2910 New Holland Road, Reading, PA 19607.
Cancellation Policy: Heavy rain cancels
Nolde Forest, established by the Nolde family in the early 20th century is 665 acres of deciduous woodlands and coniferous plantations. It has hiking trails throughout as well as an Environmental Education Center which is located in the Nolde Mansion.