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ABOUT THE FRIENDS

Friends of Taconic State Park supports the activities of the Taconic State Park in Copake Falls, New York, with an emphasis on the preservation of the historic Copake Iron Works located within it. We seek to promote the 7,000-plus-acre park’s recreational, historic, educational and cultural resources; advocate for the maintenance and improvement of its facilities and programs; and raise funds to enable those activities. The Friends seek to be a voice for the park by acting as a liaison with governmental bodies, institutions, schools, businesses, regional groups and other organizations of common concern.

DOWNLOAD THE TRAIL MAP

Self-guided tours of the Copake Iron Works Heritage Trail, featuring more than 25 interpreted points of interest, are a great way to learn about our beautiful park and its history. Choose the leisurely loop trail that begins and ends at the Harlem Valley Rail Trail; add on the Bash Bish Falls leg for a bigger hike. Trail maps are at the park office or you can download one here: Iron Works Trail Map

FRIENDS NEWS

  • Thank you, dear friends.
  • Friends of Taconic State Park Unveils Railroad Project at Furnace Fest, Saturday, October 12th at the Copake Iron Works
  • A look back and a look ahead
  • Our Annual Appeal, with Our 10th Anniversary Ahead
  • Our Natural History Programming Round-Up from 2016

To contact the Friends:

P.O. Box 222, Copake Falls, NY 12517

Email: Email the Friends

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The Copake Iron Works Historic Site and Visitor Center Are Open Year Round During Daylight Hours.
Click here for Our Self-Guided Walking Tour.