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New York
48.7 mi
Distance
2,431 ft
Gain
17h 28m
Time
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Cranberry Lake 50 Loop Trail
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The Cranberry Lake 50 Loop Trail is a challenging backcountry loop in New York's Adirondack region that circumnavigates the pristine Cranberry Lake wilderness. This nearly 50-mile circuit traverses remote forest terrain, passing through diverse ecosystems and offering solitude for experienced backpackers. The loop's length and rugged character make it a premier destination for multi-day wilderness adventures in the northeastern Adirondacks.
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