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Pine Hollow Arboretum highlights the diversity of the world’s forests on our 22 acre property, 365 days a year!
Arboretum News and Events
We are excited to bring back our Winter Light Walk this season!
When: Thursdays & Fridays for the month of December
12/5, 12/5, 12/11, 12/12, 12/18, 12/19 and 12/23
(note: the 12/19 will have Nine Pin at the Walk selling cans of cider to enjoy!).
Time: 6pm to 8pm
(note: the 12/23 dates goes from 5pm to 7pm)
Thank you to our sponsors:
The LiveWell Group, Nine Pin Cider, SABIC, & Crisafulli Brothers
Click the Ticket Link below for more details about this one-of-a-kind event!
Sandra Wilson, certified Mindfulness Outdoor/Forest Bathing Guide, will be leading a Winter Solstice Walk on Sunday, December 21st from 2pm to 4:30pm at the Pine Hollow Arboretum. The walk will focus on an intentional, contemplative space for reflecting on the season. We will engage in guided meditation and solo reflection alongside a slow, mindful saunter in nature while we reflect on the sacred wisdom offered when we are attentive to the voice of nature in the season, of the change in ourselves and in our local landscape.
Near the end of the walk the arboretum will have on it's Winter Light Walk around the Founder's Garden for participants to enjoy.
Registration required and space is limited. $15/person.
Please dress in layers, wear shoes that are suitable for snow.
May 3rd, 2026- Mini Spring Sessions at the Pine Hollow Arboretum with Nusser Photography. A fundraiser for the Pine Hollow Arboretum.
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Every season, 365 days a year, Pine Hollow Arboretum welcomes visitors free-of-charge to enjoy the only arboretum in Albany County. Pine Hollow Arboretum is a protected living sanctuary where trees from all over the world are showcased and where miles of walking paths wind around ponds, and rare species are nurtured for generations to come. But behind this serene beauty is a constant effort — tending the grounds, maintaining the collection of 3000 species, preserving habitats, and creating educational & cultural community programs for all ages.