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New York
2.3 mi
Distance
488 ft
Gain
1h 1m
Time
An agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good
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Newest 57 min ago · oldest 15 d
problem: Agency alerts
44 active alerts in Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests; most severe: Glastenbury fire tower is closed to public use
USFS15 d ago
clear: Weather
Clouds, high 74°F / low 52°F, 0% precip — 95/100 for hike
OpenWeather57 min ago
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Burnt Hill Trail
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Burnt Hill Trail is a point-to-point hike in New York offering a moderately paced journey through varied terrain. This 2.31-mile trail provides hikers with forest walking and elevation changes typical of the region's upland areas. The trail's name hints at historical land use, making it a worthwhile destination for those exploring New York's natural and cultural heritage.
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