Black River Environmental Improvement Association Inc
Black River Environmental Improvement Association (BREIA)
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Great Neck, NY 11021 United States
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News
3/31: Spring continues to spring leaving our trails mostly bare and good for spring hiking. There is lingering snow in some spots in the woods. Our trails are open from dawn to dusk every day of the week. With no snow, dogs are now allowed at all campuses except Potato Hill Farm. We will set out bikes to be used on a first come first served basis at Potato Hill Farm in a few weeks. (fb)
3/20: still snow on Jackson Hill but I’m not sure about coverage. It’s slowly melting. Same at our other campuses. Conditions tend to be icy in the mornings with softening during the day. Our free xc ski and snowshoe loan program is closed for the season unless we get a big storm. (fb)
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About the organization
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Black River Environmental Improvement Association Welcome to BREIA The Black River Environmental Improvement Association known as BREIA is a 1500 acre conservation and outdoor recreation system located in the western Adirondacks Tug Hill Plateau region of Central New York near Boonville. BREIA offers freeofcharge public access to fifty kilometers of trails restrooms and warming huts for hiking mountain biking and crosscountry skiing at five locations. BREIA is a nonprofit corporation that built and maintains these facilities through funding from a private family foundation. Potato Hill Farm Trails The Potato Hill Farm campus offers over 6 kilometers of wellmaintained biking hiking xcskiing and snowshoeing trails across 170 acres of land.
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