The Stephen & Betsy Corman AMC Harriman Outdoor Center is a seasonal recreation facility operated by the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) within Harriman State Park in New York. This outdoor-focused center provides individuals, families, and groups with immersive nature experiences through camping, hiking, paddling, and educational programming. Nestled on Breakneck Pond and surrounded by forested trails, the center is designed to encourage environmental stewardship and active outdoor lifestyles. Accommodations include tent platforms, cabins, and camp kitchens, catering to a variety of guest preferences.

A standout feature of the AMC Harriman Outdoor Center is its commitment to offering guided outdoor adventures, from nature walks and canoe outings to conservation-based workshops. The center serves as a hub for AMC’s broader mission of promoting responsible recreation and connection with nature, while also supporting regional trail networks and inviting guests of all experience levels. It emphasizes inclusivity, community engagement, and conservation education, aligning with AMC’s goal to encourage sustainable outdoor activity in the Northeast region.

Key Services:

– Lodging options including cabins, tent sites, and bunkhouses
– On-site canoeing and kayaking on Breakneck Pond
– Access to over 200 miles of nearby hiking trails
– Guided outdoor programming (nature walks, paddling, and workshops)
– Environmental and conservation education activities
– Campfire circles and community events
– Equipment rentals (paddling gear, life jackets)
– Group rental services for school, scout, or corporate retreats