New York-New Jersey Trail Conference

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The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the hiking trails of the New York-New Jersey region since its founding in 1920. Comprising thousands of volunteers, members, and outdoor enthusiasts, the Conference maintains over 2,000 miles of trails, including iconic paths like the Appalachian Trail and Long Path. Through its publications, it provides essential guides for hikers of all levels, offering detailed maps, trail descriptions, and safety tips to encourage responsible exploration of the area's diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains to coastal dunes. The Conference's work fosters a deep appreciation for nature conservation and outdoor recreation, ensuring these natural treasures remain accessible for future generations.