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New York
2.2 mi
Distance
429 ft
Gain
58 min
Time
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Blue Ledges Trail
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Blue Ledges Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in New York featuring exposed rock formations and ledge views that give the trail its distinctive character. This moderate-distance trek traverses varied terrain with steady elevation changes, rewarding hikers with vistas from the blue-hued ledge outcroppings that define the route. The trail offers a good balance of natural beauty and accessible challenge for hikers seeking views without extreme technical difficulty.
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