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New York
2.1 mi
Distance
394 ft
Gain
55 min
Time
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Cathedral Glen Trail
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Cathedral Glen Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in New York that showcases the natural beauty of the region's forested terrain. This 2.13-mile trail offers hikers an accessible journey through woodlands with gentle elevation changes, making it ideal for those seeking a shorter outing with rewarding views. The trail's name suggests passage through a picturesque glen setting typical of New York's protected natural areas.
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