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This guide features 52 walks on Long Island. Each walk includes an easy-to-follow map and directions for locating and following the trails.
1) Introduction
2) Robert Moses State Park
3) Sailors Haven and Sunken Forest
4) Smith Point
5) Quogue and Tiana Beaches
6) Southampton Beach
7) Wainscott Beach
8) East Hampton Beach
9) Amagansett Beach
10) Napeague Beach
11) Montauk Beach
12) Douglas Manor
13) Sea Cliff
14) Old Bethpage Village Restoration
15) Stony Brook
16) Sag Harbor
17) Orient
18) Garvies Point Preserve and Museum
19) Muttontown Preserve
20) Uplands Farm Sanctuary
21) Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge
22) Caleb Smith State Park Preserve
23) Connetquot River State Park Preserve
24) Three Parks with Views
25) Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge
26) Sears-Bellows County Park
27) Mashomack Preserve
28) Hither Hills State Park
29) U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
30) Sands Point Preserve
31) Nassau County Museum of Art
32) Old Westbury Gardens
33) Planting Fields Arboretum
34) Caumsett State Park
35) Blydenburgh County Park
36) Bayard Cutting Arboretum and Heckscher State Park
37) Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
38) John F. Kennedy Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary
39) Tackapausha Preserve
40) Massapequa Preserve
41) Shu Swamp Sanctuary
42) South Shore Nature Center
43) Peconic River
44) Cranberry Bog
45) Quogue Wildlife Refuge
46) Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge
47) Cedar Point County Park
48) Orient Beach State Park
49) Montauk Point Parks
50) Sunken Meadow State Park
51) Nissequogue Estuary
52) Wildwood State Park
53) Reeves Beach
54) Horton Point Park
Rodney and Priscilla Albright do their daily walks from different locations throughout the year: the Bay of Fundy; the White Mountains; and Florida or the Southwest. Robert L. Wendt has been an active walker and outdoorsman in the New York area for many years. Active in the Appalachian Mountain Club and in mapping Long Island trails, he brings broad experience in the field to the revision of this book. He lives in Woodbury, New York.
