2020 New Year’s Day Hike – Learn About New Catonsville Trails & Visit the Hare Krishna Temple
Over 100 people participated in the 2019 New Year’s Day Hike. Get your tickets today! Every year, hike participants pose for a group picture before they begin.
Join CRTT for the 2020 New Year’s Day Hike
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Meet at the Santa House, 758 Frederick Road, 21228
Tickets are $10, children under 10 are free – Buy here!
Learn about Catonsville newest mural “Forward” by the artist Nether. Learn about Catonsville’s newest trail. Visit the Hare Krishna Temple and learn about this joyful community. Hike is approximately 2.0 miles.
The 2020 hike will begin at the Santa House located at 756 Frederick Rd. (next to the firehouse). Come at 8:30 a.m. for registration, coffee, donuts and to meet up with your fellow hikers.
The hike will cross Frederick Rd. to the new “Forward” biking mural where CRTT V.P. ,Maureen Sweeney Smith, will discuss the composition of the mural, the artist, Nether, and plans for a pocket park.
The tour will continue past the Shops at the Mews and on to the proposed “Connection Trail” where CRTT President, Sheldon Smith, will discuss the construction of this newest Catonsville trail. Hikers will then proceed down the Mellor Ave. Trail , across Bloomsbury Ave. to the Spring Grove Trail entrance. The hike will end at the Hare Krishna Temple where hikers can view the beautiful temple and learn about this joyful religion.
The cost is $10/per ticket and children under 10 are free. Well behaved pets are welcomed on the hike but may not be welcomed in the temple. Please consider that surfaces vary on the hike and include sidewalks, asphalt and gravel trails as well as ramps and some uneven surfaces. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress warm. Rain date is Saturday, January 4th. Proceeds go to Catonsville Rails To Trails to build new trails and maintain existing trails.
Over 100 people participated in last year so get your tickets early. This makes a wonderful holiday present for a friend or family. Special thanks to ISKCON Baltimore.
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