A professional in the environmental health and safety (EHS) industry, Keith Walter Pillich previously worked on Tesla’s SolarCity build-out in Buffalo, New York, and Fremont, California. Keith W. Pillich subsequently assumed the position of EHS manager at Vlado Engineering, in which capacity he performs various EHS processes around the globe. Away from work, Keith W. Pillich enjoys hiking.
Hiking in New York State offers an opportunity to explore numerous scenic areas. Three of the state’s most popular hiking spots are described here.
1. Bear Mountain Trail.
Situated close to Bear Mountain, New York, this route is a 4-mile-long loop that comprises the Appalachian Trail and the Major Welch Trail. It requires scrambling in steep areas and leads hikers to a prime viewing spot at the top of the mountain.
2. Giant Mountain.
Located in Keene Valley, this mountain is one of the highest in the state, and hikers can take advantage of multiple lookout points along the way to the top. The journey to the peak of Giant Mountain typically requires three hours of hiking.
3. Chimney Bluffs State Park.
A 600-acre area, Chimney Bluffs State Park offers multiple hiking routes, including Bluff, Drumlin, and Garner Point trails. Located on the edge of Lake Ontario, the park features incredible views of the water and beaches comprised of colored rocks. The park is free to enter and provides hikers with access to restrooms and picnic areas.
