Path Through History Scavenger Hunt at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site

New York State is holding their 

Path Through History Weekend 

on 

June 20-21.  

This year come explore Schoharie Crossing! 

During the last almost two centuries, the Erie Canal has been the waterway that is the path for so many traveling through the wonderful Mohawk Valley and across New York State.  Schoharie Crossing is the only location where all three of the major phases of the that canal can be witnessed.  Create your own history and memories visiting us in Fort Hunter, Montgomery County, New York!

For 2015 the site will be holding a Schoharie Crossing Scavenger Hunt that will ask questions pertaining to all aspects of this great historic site.  Questions range from historical facts, to plant and animal spotting as well as getting you to really seek out things you may otherwise miss on your visit.  The challenge is worth it, and a whole lot of fun too!  

The site will be hosting Scavenger Hunt participants on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  The passport can be turned into Visitor Center staff during operating hours (Fri-Sat 10a-5p or Sun. 1p-5p) or sent to the site by no later than July 1st.  A winner will be selected at random and an announcement made.

To print a copy of the 2015 MVPath Schoharie Crossing Scavenger Hunt - 

CLICK HERE to download the Scavenger Hunt Passport

Or pick one up at the Visitor Center.  Discover fascinating facts about the Erie Canal and Fort Hunter as you answer questions for a chance to win a prize package.  Please – only one entry per person.  

Get out there, Explore and Enjoy!