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New York
0.6 mi
Distance
222 ft
Gain
16 min
Time
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Blueberry Horse Trail
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Blueberry Horse Trail is a short out-and-back trail in New York perfect for a quick nature walk or family outing. This modest trail offers an accessible way to explore the local landscape, with the potential for blueberry picking depending on the season. The straightforward route makes it ideal for beginners or those seeking a brief woodland experience.
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