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Away from the hustle and bustle of its major metropolitan centers New York has plenty of hiking areas, even within an hour's drive of New York City. Trails are located in three major regions: the Finger Lakes, Adirondacks and southern NY. Hiking Trails in New YorkThe following map shows only the approximate locations of trails.
Hiking Trails of New YorkThe eastern terminus of the North Country National Scenic Trail is Crown Point at the southern end of Lake Champlain. So far, the only completed section of the trail in New York is the 360-mile section of the Finger Lakes Trail System from southeast of Syracuse to Allegany State Park. The Long Path is a 300-mile hiking trail from Fort Lee to Albany.
Trail ratings are submitted by visitors to this site who have hiked the trails and thus are subjective. You can rate the trails at an area that you have visited by clicking on the "Rate this Area" link found under that area's listing. For info on shared-use trails, see also Mountain Biking in New York and Rail Trails in New York. Hiking ResourcesAdirondack Mountain Club (ADK) - operates lodges and maintains trails in the Adirondacks, publishes guidebooks, maps and Adirondack magazine. Hike Long Island - provides information about hiking on Long Island New York-New Jersey Trail Conference - maintains trails and publishes maps for 800 miles of trails in southern NY and northern NJ. NY Dept of Environmental Conservation Guide to Hiking in New York NY Trail Conditions - bulletin board with comments about trails in New York submitted by trail users. Other New York Outdoor Pages
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