Guided Walk: Lifeways of Local Indigenous People

Join Justin Wexler, of Wild Hudson Valley, as we explore the various methods indigenous people use to sustain themselves and their communities.  This course is designed to deepen your knowledge of the survival skills of the people who lived here before us. Under their stewardship, this area was a source of abundance. Let us collectively experience nature through this lens, as we walk in the footsteps of the Esopus Lenape, Haudenosaunee, and Mohican people. This guided tour of the Spiral House Park trails will provide a living classroom as we broaden our minds and lives. 

DATE: Sunday, July 26th

Tickets: $25 General Admission | $10 for Children under 12 | Discount Code (15% off) for Students, Seniors, Veterans, and Neighbors: SSVN26

Please note that we have a 72-hour cancellation policy for refunds.

Meet Justin Wexler A life-long resident of the Hudson Valley, Justin has devoted his life to sharing his love for the natural world and for the region's original inhabitants. Obsessed with nature from his earliest years, he has spent most of his life either in the outdoors or in his research on local history and ethnoecology. He has studied regional Algonquian languages, history and folklore for over two decades, sharing discoveries with scholars and with tribal language departments. He has a BA in History and Anthropology from Marlboro College in Marlboro, VT; a Professional Certificate in Environmental Policy from Bard College and a Master of Arts in Teaching from Bard College