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New York
25.8 mi
Distance
525 ft
Gain
8h 52m
Time
Weather is marginal
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Rain, high 68°F / low 57°F, 100% precip — 65/100 for hike
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Champlain Valley Trail (Plattsburgh to Canada Border)
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This point-to-point trail stretches 25.82 miles through New York's Champlain Valley, connecting Plattsburgh to the Canadian border along one of the region's most scenic corridors. The route traverses relatively gentle terrain characteristic of the valley floor, offering views of Lake Champlain and the surrounding agricultural landscape. This long-distance hike is ideal for those seeking a substantial day trek or multi-day adventure through historic borderland terrain.
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