What we’re about
A Drinking Club with a Running Problem.
We are a group of social people interested in running, drinking, exploring, and raunchy humor. Come join us on our next hash!
What is Hashing?
You have just stumbled upon an international phenomenon, where a group of people, “Hashers”, follow a cryptic trail that has been marked by the “Hare”. This trail leads to beer, water, snacks and a lot of camaraderie. Some people run, some people walk, but they all follow these marks along streets, trails, and off the beaten path until they find a beer stop. Now, there is water there too and snacks, but we’re really known as a Drinking Club with a Running Problem.
Anyone with an open mind aged 21 to 99 is welcome! Participating costs $5, and we run year round, rain or shine.
• What are Hudson Valley Hash trails like? Typically around 3.5 miles, with more beer stops than miles. Our hashers cooperate to follow trail and find the beer. We stay and socialize at each beer stop for about 15 min after the last hasher arrives-nobody gets left out. Often, one hare runs with the head of the pack and another goes with the walkers, occasionally providing shortcuts. Hash trails might include a mix of urban and wooded terrain, bar stops, and outdoor beer stops.
• Who Can Come To Trail? Trail is open to anyone 21 and over.
• What Do I Need To Do In Order To Come Out? Nothing is needed beforehand, Just show up!
• What Do I Bring & Wear To My 1st Trail? Bring: The Hash Cash, a well prepared liver, and a sense of adventure! Wear: Clothes and sneakers you don’t mind getting dirty or torn!
• Can I Still Do Trail If I Don’t Run? Walker, jogger or runner... trail is great for all levels! So don’t be afraid to come out if you don’t run. We have a bunch of walkers and/or walk-joggers.
• I'm still not sure what the hell is Hashing in the first place! Check out this wiki page for more info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_House_Harriers
Important: The organizers accept no responsibility for loss, damage or injury, however caused or sustained by any participant in any event or associated activity. Participants expressly waive their right to pursue any of the organizers or fellow participants for any loss, damage or injury while taking part in these events or associated activities.
In other words, participants agree that "if I get hurt on trail, it's my own fucking fault".
