November 24th Hike

"The higher we go, the better we shall hear the voice of Christ"

- Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati

Join the Frassati Fellowship for our first fall hike of 2019 at Palisades Interstate Park! This is a moderate difficulty hike featuring forest trails and panoramic views of the Hudson River. With the leaves beginning to change this hike is sure to offer spectacular autumn views!

We will meet for early morning Mass and breakfast, and drive up along the Hudson to the trailhead. We will eat our lunches on the trail and have time set aside for reveling in the beauty of God's creation as well as some low-pressure group prayer. After the hike, we will have dinner together at an establishment in NYC.

We will send more details (what to bring, where to meet, etc.) to those who register. If you have any questions, feel free to email us at hiking@frassati.nyc.

Please read the following notes before you register:

• We cannot guarantee a return time back to the city, so please do not make evening plans.

• This event is open to all young adults in their 20's and 30's. If you are over 39 years of age, please do not sign up. You can find other fabulous events at Catholic NYC.

• Please only sign yourself up for this hike.

• Everyone who wants to attend the hike must register. You are welcome to invite all your friends, but they must sign up through this page!

• If spaces fill up, please sign up for the Waitlist and we will let you know asap if a space opens.

• We will accept cancellations up through Friday, November 22nd. If you cancel after that, we will not be able to refund you. Please be mindful of the fact that last-minute cancellations make it difficult to find someone to fill your spot!

Thank you and we look forward to hiking with you!

Your somewhat fearless hiking leaders.

hiking@frassati.nyc

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Please note: the Frassati Fellowship is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit organization and we do not seek to profit from these events. We set registration fees for each hike based on the cost of reimbursing our volunteer drivers for fuel and parking fees, public transportation, providing breakfast for the hikers, and assisting the religious brothers, sisters, and priests in being able to hike with us.