The snow may be melting, but the adventure continues! Join us for the final Snowshoe Sunday of 2025.
With the warm weather, we’re swapping snowshoes for a scenic spring hike instead. We’ll be on the lookout for spring ephemerals—the beautiful wild flowers that only bloom for a few weeks as the winter turns into spring.
Location: We will start and end at Meier’s Creek Brewing Company at 33 Rippleton Rd, Cazenovia, NY.
Special BOGO Bonus: After your hike, unwind at Meier’s Creek Brewing Company with a snack and their buy one, get one free draft beer special—exclusively for Snowshoe Sunday participants.
NEW! Registration Required
If you plan to attend, please register in advance. All adults must complete this form for themselves and their minor children before participating.
We will have hard copies available at the event, but filling out the form online helps speed up check-in so you can hit the trails faster!
CPF thanks our amazing event partners Meier's Creek Brewing Company, Friends of Stoney Pond, and CazArts for making this season a resounding success!
FAQs
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We meet at 12:00 p.m. to get geared up and then hit the trails. You can follow along with a CPF guide for a group snowshoe walk or strike out on your own route. We typically finish up around 1:30 p.m., but you can head back earlier or stay out longer. It’s up to you!
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All ages and experience levels are welcome—especially beginners! Come by yourself, bring a friend, or bring your family. We’ve had kids as young as four years old on hikes. Depending on the number of attendees, we can split into groups according to ability level.
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Dress for the weather (dress in layers and avoid cotton) and wear comfortable winter footwear/hiking boots.
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That’s no problem! Thanks to FROSTY (Friends of Stoney Pond), there are shoes you can borrow in a range of adult, youth, and kids’ sizes available. Due to the increased popularity of our events, we now require you to make a snowshoe reservation (see above for instructions). If you are planning to borrow shoes, we advise you to arrive a little early to get outfitted. CPF staff will be there by 11:30 a.m. to help folks get signed in and geared up.
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Dogs on leash are allowed on CPF trails. For snowshoe events, it tends to work well if you and your dog(s) walk ahead of/behind the main group to ensure that other shoers aren't getting tripped up. It's possible that someone else may bring a dog, so if you know that your pet tends to prefer people over other dogs, perhaps it's best to leave Fido at home for this one.
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When winter trails are groomed or there are well-established ski tracks, we appreciate it when snowshoers, walkers, and their leashed dogs (when possible) can refrain from walking in the ski tracks to preserve the quality of the skiing experience. Thank you for sharing the trails.
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