Dusk is a Great Time to Visit the Pine Bush.

My favorite time of day to go for a walk in the Albany Pine Bush Preserve is around dusk. The reason is simple — not only do you get a nice sunset, you get to walk in the moonlight and often there is a lot of wildlife out and about — and few people. Whether it’s nature study, taking in the beauty of sunset over the Heldebergs, dusk is a fantastic time to explore this wild area.

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Full Moon Over Pine Bush

 

SVGZ Graphic: Albany Pine Bush Study Area - Population Density
SVGZ Graphic: Land Cover in the Southern Pine Bush - 1985 through 2023
SVGZ Graphic: Percent Developed, Taxable Properties in Albany Pine Bush
Terrain Map: Albany Pine Bush 1952 High Resolution
Terrain Map: Albany Pine Bush Study Area 1893
Terrain Map: Albany Pine Bush Trails Today vs. Historical Sand Roads
Terrain Map: Blueberry Hill
Terrain Map: Hunger And Kiakout Kill
Terrain Map: Kings Road Dunes
Terrain Map: LiDAR – Crossgates Maul And Blueberry Hill
Terrain Map: Pine Bush East Barrens Soil Map
Terrain Map: Pine Bush Lidar with NAIP Imagery
Terrain Map: White Pines Along the Kiakout Are More then 100 Foot
Thematic Map: Albany Pine Bush Population Changes - 2000 through 2020
Thematic Map: Land COver in Albany Pine Bush, 1985-2023
Thematic Map: Natural Communities in Albany Pine Bush.jp
Thematic Map: Pine Bush 1927
Thematic Map: Sunset Throughout the Year from Overlook Dune
Photo: Dune
Photo: Rapp Road
Photo: Along the Old Roadbed
Photo: Poliwogs
Photo: The Old Closed Trail
Photo: Bright and Sunny Morning
Photo: Almost Black Out
Photo: Wilton Wildlife Preserve Kiosk
Photo: Other Side of New Karner Road
Photo: Next Sand Dune Over

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