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Appalachian Trail

The first section of the A.T. opened in Warwick in 1931, six years before the official opening of the entire Appalachian Trail. The Town has been welcoming hikers ever since and was named an A.T. Community™ in 2012.

The Town of Warwick is centrally located on the A.T. between High Point in New Jersey to the west and the Bear Mountain Bridge in New York to the east with easy road access to this entire 65 mile section. The Village of Greenwood Lake in Warwick with many hiker amenities can be accessed directly from the A.T. using the Village Vista Trail. The Pochuck, Wawayanda and Wildcat Shelters on the AT are easily accessed from Warwick and can be used in planning section hikes (no reservations or permits required).


Boy Scouts of America

The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law. The BSA’s goal is to train youth in responsible citizenship, character development, and self-reliance through participation in a wide range of outdoor activities, educational programs, and, at older age levels, career-oriented programs in partnership with community organizations. In the Village there is one Troop: 121 (see below).


Troop 121

Boy Scout Troop 121 accepts ages 11 and up Meets on Thurs days from 7 – 8:30 pm at the GWL Elks Lodge Contact: Karen Minns Committe Chair kminns_1@yahoo.com


GWL Girl Scouts

Girl Scouts of the USA aims to empower girls and to help teach values such as honesty, fairness, courage, compassion, character, sisterhood, confidence, and through activities including camping, community service, learning first aid, and earning badges by acquiring practical skills. Girl Scouts’ achievements are recognized through rank advancement and by various special awards such as the Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards. Membership is organized according to grade, with activities designed for each level. For more information, please contact: Mabel Greslik amhk@optonline.net


Greenwood Lake Coalition

Greenwood Lake’s Community Coalition will assist people in working together to create a community where all youth can develop into caring, healthy and productive adults without the problems created by alcohol, tobacco and illegal drug use.  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Greenwood-Lake-Coalition/252586201451090l;http://gwlpolicedept.wordpress.com/greenwood-lake-coalition/; or e-mail: gwlcoalition@gmail.com


GWL Soccer Club

The Greenwood Lake Soccer Club, a member of the East Hudson Youth Soccer League, is a not-for-profit organization which began in 1976 with nine players and three volunteers. Our Club has grown to the current enrollment of approximately 150 players and young adults and includes a ten (10) month recreation season. The vision of our Club is to provide a positive environment for the development of our youth, build soccer skills and ability, character, self-esteem and a love of the game. Travel and Recreation Soccer for ages 4-14. Runs September through June. Contact: Katheleen Holder – Coordinatorholderkatheleen@yahoo.com


Senior Center

Recreation programming for seniors through the Village. Contact: Patricia Olsen vcgwl@yahoo.com 845-477-9215


Community Center

Upstairs renovated by Eagle Scout Kevin Holder

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The community center is used by local non profit organizations. For more information about ce ter use Contact Katheleen Holder 845-494-7547

GWL Little League Baseball

GWL Little League Baseball – ages 4-15 Contact: Jim Ciccetti President gwllittleleague@yahoo.com


GWL Girls Softball

Runs through Village from April through June. For K-9th Grade girls. Contact: Call Kelli Kelm or Matt Buckley 845-477-9215

GWL Girls Softball

Please download and complete each of the following forms:


GWL Hard Ball

For players 15-30 This league was made for all kids that aren’t able to afford playing in a league, who may have been cut from another league, or aren’t fully physically able (too old or too young, etc.).We are here to get kids off the streets and give them something to do on a Sunday. Contact: Commissioners Joe Pinto and Tom Macleaygwlhardball@yahoo.com


GWL Lady Laker’s Softball

Women 25 years and up, no experience needed. This is a non-competitive softball league, whereas teams are shuffled every week. Play Thursday nights at Lion’s Field Runs last week of June through late August Contact: Anne Caricgwlsoftball@yahoo.com


GWL Men’s Softball

Normally runs May through September Ages 16 and up Contact: Chris Casse


East Arm Rowing Club

The East Arm Rowing Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of rowing in the Hudson Valley region. We have an excellent learn-to-row program for newcomers to the sport culminating in the Sullivan Cup “LTR” regatta. We also host an annual head race in September, the “Tail Of The Fox” regatta. Rowing Club rows out of Greenwood Lake, the largest freshwater lake in the vicinity of New York City. Greenwood Lake is located just off the Appalachian Trail in a protected valley surrounded by mountains, and is considered one of the best places to retire and row. For beginner to competitive rowing: info@eastarm.org


GWL Library

Many programs all year long for all ages. 79 Waterstone Road Greenwood Lake, NY Contact: Jill Cronin  845-477-8377


Open Gym

Open Gym for Grades 9-12 every Friday at the Middle School from 8 – 10 pm. Free for Village and Town Residents • Open Gym for Grades 6-8 every Thursday at the Elementary School from 6-8 pm. Free for Village and Town Residents Contact: Adam Eirand or Sue Toscano •