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New York
2.0 mi
Distance
325 ft
Gain
49 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Finger Lakes Trail Spur - Buttermilk Falls
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This point-to-point trail in New York's Finger Lakes region leads to the scenic Buttermilk Falls, a popular destination for waterfall enthusiasts. The relatively short distance makes it accessible for hikers of varying abilities while offering the reward of cascading water and natural beauty. The trail provides a straightforward approach to one of the area's notable geological features.
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