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Fire Island National Seashore
5 stamp stations
Fire Island Lighthouse
Address: Field 5, Robert Moses State Park, 1 Burma Road, Bay Shore, NY 11706
Fire Island is a 30-mile barrier island off Long Island's south shore, and the national seashore protects 26 miles of its beaches, dunes, and marshes, including the Sunken Forest, a rare maritime holly forest, and the Otis Pike Wilderness, the only federal wilderness in New York State. The 1858 Fire Island Lighthouse still watches the beach.
Walk the Sunken Forest boardwalk, swim at lifeguarded beaches, and climb the lighthouse. For a challenge, backpack into the Otis Pike wilderness for a night of primitive beach camping.
Address: Fire Island National Seashore, Sayville, NY 11782
Fire Island is a 30-mile barrier island off Long Island's south shore, and the national seashore protects 26 miles of its beaches, dunes, and marshes, including the Sunken Forest, a rare maritime holly forest, and the Otis Pike Wilderness, the only federal wilderness in New York State. The 1858 Fire Island Lighthouse still watches the beach.
Walk the Sunken Forest boardwalk, swim at lifeguarded beaches, and climb the lighthouse. For a challenge, backpack into the Otis Pike wilderness for a night of primitive beach camping.
Address: Ferry Terminal, 150 West Avenue, Patchogue, NY 11772
Fire Island is a 30-mile barrier island off Long Island's south shore, and the national seashore protects 26 miles of its beaches, dunes, and marshes, including the Sunken Forest, a rare maritime holly forest, and the Otis Pike Wilderness, the only federal wilderness in New York State. The 1858 Fire Island Lighthouse still watches the beach.
Walk the Sunken Forest boardwalk, swim at lifeguarded beaches, and climb the lighthouse. For a challenge, backpack into the Otis Pike wilderness for a night of primitive beach camping.
Fire Island is a 30-mile barrier island off Long Island's south shore, and the national seashore protects 26 miles of its beaches, dunes, and marshes, including the Sunken Forest, a rare maritime holly forest, and the Otis Pike Wilderness, the only federal wilderness in New York State. The 1858 Fire Island Lighthouse still watches the beach.
Walk the Sunken Forest boardwalk, swim at lifeguarded beaches, and climb the lighthouse. For a challenge, backpack into the Otis Pike wilderness for a night of primitive beach camping.
Fire Island is a 30-mile barrier island off Long Island's south shore, and the national seashore protects 26 miles of its beaches, dunes, and marshes, including the Sunken Forest, a rare maritime holly forest, and the Otis Pike Wilderness, the only federal wilderness in New York State. The 1858 Fire Island Lighthouse still watches the beach.
Walk the Sunken Forest boardwalk, swim at lifeguarded beaches, and climb the lighthouse. For a challenge, backpack into the Otis Pike wilderness for a night of primitive beach camping.
