Outdoor Club of Port Jervis
FULL MOON HIKE Series Continues! - with a twist…
Join us for a fun hike under the full moon and stars
Due to the recent winter snowfall, the trails are snow covered and not conducive for our February Full Moon Hike - BUT - don't worry, the Outdoor Club has a plan.
Join club President Tom Faggione, Sunday, February 1st, 7:00pm, at the fountain at Promenade Park, Jersey Ave., Port Jervis. This is located right across the street from the Erie Hotel & Restaurant.
The club will offer a free "downtown" hike. A chance to see the city at night, and of course, the full moon above.
Hike/walk will be no more than 2 miles, mostly on the sidewalks of Port Jervis.
Plan on wearing warm clothes, good, sturdy shoes/boots, and feel free to bring a snack and hydration.
Enjoy the view of the moon as we walk downtown in our beautiful little river city.
See you then.
Hike will be weather permitting. Check here for updates if needed.
For more info, visit the Outdoor Club website: ocopj.org
Sunday January 25, 2026 10:00AM
SUNDAY HIKE CANCELLED
info@ocopj.org
The hike scheduled for Sunday, January 25th has been cancelled due to pending winter storm.
Check FACEBOOK or OCOPJ.ORG for updates if needed.
OTHER ACTIVITIES POSTED
See our ACTIVITIES page for recently added upcoming activities including hikes, races, events and special occasions.
NOTE: We have a new telephone number 845-200-2930
BOEHMLER POND AND ACREAGE
NOW PART OF THE PORT JERVIS WATERSHED
Boehmler Pond and surrounding property of over 560+ acres is now part of the Port Jervis Watershed Park. In the town of Deerpark and accessible from Peenpack Trail between Rt 209 and Rt 42. Soon there will be an Eagle Scout created kiosk with maps and information at the entrance to parking which may be seen in the photo of the left. The Pond is open to fishing, kayaking, row boating, paddle board and more. If motorized only electric is allowed. Come out and see what has been acquired and watch for the press release to be published soon.
LOCAL EVENTS CALENDAR
Incredible initiative supported by us
The Outdoor Club of Port Jervis is proud to support Save Orange County’s Last Wilderness, a new initiative from the Orange County Land Trust that aims to conserve vital land and water resources within the Delaware River watershed of Orange County. To learn more, visit www.saveocwilderness.org
The Outdoor Club of Port Jervis is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in 2016. We are a 100% volunteer group operating in the Port Jervis, NY area as the stewards of the Port Jervis Watershed Trails and the Port Jervis Pump Track.
We support the outdoors and are working to develop the Port Jervis Watershed Park and Recreation Area in a sustainable and eco-friendly manner. In just a few short years of existence, we have created nearly 50 miles of hiking and biking trails, built one of the largest Pump Tracks on the East Coast, and hosted a number of outdoor activities for all ages.