Teatown Lake Reservation and Metro-North Railroad are bringing New Yorkers to the 22nd annual Hudson River EagleFest aboard the Eagle Train on February 7. The northbound train departs Grand Central Terminal at 9:25 a.m., and the southbound train leaves Poughkeepsie at 8:58 a.m., each featuring a dedicated car with a guest naturalist to guide birdwatching. Guests must purchase a regular Metro-North ticket; EagleFest admission is separate.

EagleFest celebrates the Bald Eagles’ winter migration along the Hudson River with live bird shows, family bird walks, educational exhibits, hands-on activities and food trucks. Featured programs include Skyhunters in Flight, Christine’s Critters and storytelling with Jonathan Kruk and Steve Kellman.

Cameron Swope and Kyle Bardwell serve as guest naturalists, supporting Teatown’s mission to inspire environmental stewardship. EagleFest is supported through a Market New York grant awarded by Empire State Development and I LOVE NY, New York State’s Division of Tourism.

The snow date is February 8. Tickets and information are available at Teatown.org/eaglefest-tickets. Follow Teatown on Instagram and Facebook for updates.