26- and 41-mile walker/runner recognition
The Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct (“Friends”) will recognize anyone who reports completion of the Westchester portion or the entire Old Croton Aqueduct Trail (“Trail”) with a patch and certificate. The Friends will trust that those who apply for recognition have walked and/or run all of the 26 or 41 miles.
We recognize the achievement no matter the sequence, direction, speed, or the length of time that it takes to do it. It may be done all at once or in many segments.
The Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park Map & Guide and the Old Croton Aqueduct in New York City map will be the reference point for what is considered to be the Trail (or a work-around, where necessary).
Reports from some of our patch earners:
- 41-miler’s report December to January 2022-2023
- A Journey of Culture and History by Derrick León Washington, PhD. – Nov 2022
- 41-miler’s Report May 2021
- 26-miler report Jan 2021
- Patch Earner’s report on Completing the Westchester Portion – October 2020
- Patrick Davitt in 2019. Patrick’s run is the fastest known time, coming in at just under 7 hours!
- Peter Bakwin in 2007
If you meet these standards, please complete and sign the form.
