Treks & Camp

TILTreks, KidsTreks and TILTKids Day Camp are free and open to the public. These exciting programs get you out on the land to experience the natural world in the Thousand Islands.

TILTreks include birding, hiking, kayaking, and history outings, as well as Stewardship Days and other volunteer events.

KidsTreks feature great kid-oriented activities like "Ichthyologist for a Day" when we visit Thousand Islands Biological Station on Governor's Island and learn what it is like to be a real fish scientist. You can even catch a fish!

TILTKids Day Camp is a special themed program with several activities aimed at exploring the theme more completely. Camps have included Invasive Inspectors, Let's Migrate, and Nature Rocks!

  • Jul9

    Young Yogi Mastering the Art of Mindfulness During 2021 Yoga Trek

    Bend Like A Bug KidsTrek

    Tuesday, July 9, 2024 - 10:00am to 12:00pm

    Zenda Farms Preserve

    Start the summer out right with this exciting new KidsTrek! Learn how to actually bend like a bug with River Yoga Instructor Laney McIlrath out on the land.

  • Aug1

    2022 Ichthyologist KidsTrek

    “Ichthyologist (Fish Scientist) for a Day” KidsTrek with TIBS

    Thursday, August 1, 2024 - 9:30am to 12:30pm

    Thousand Islands Biological Station (TIBS), Governor’s Island

    Join TILT, Dr. John Farrell and the crew at TIBS for the 10th annual “Fish Scientists for a Day” and learn what it takes to be a fish scientist! '

  • Aug13

    2021 Healthy Land = Healthy River KidsTrek

    Healthy Land = Healthy River KidsTrek Series: “Damsels & Dragons” TILTKids Trek

    Tuesday, August 13, 2024 - 10:00am to 12:30pm

    TI Park, Wellesley Island

    What makes a healthy St. Lawrence River? At this KidsTrek, TILTKids will adventure and explore the vital connection between land and water that sustains life.

  • Oct26

    Spooky Adventures and Enchanted Trails, Every Step is a Magical Journey

    Halloween Hike

    Saturday, October 26, 2024 - 10:30am to 12:00pm

    Zenda Farms Preserve

    Halloween and nature share a rich and interconnected history that continues to inspire traditions, celebrations, and cultural practices to this day