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New York
2.5 mi
Distance
1,746 ft
Gain
1h 18m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Gorge Rim Trail
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Gorge Rim Trail offers scenic views along the rim of a dramatic gorge in New York, following an out-and-back route through varied terrain. This short hike provides excellent vistas of the gorge's geological features and surrounding landscape, making it an accessible option for hikers seeking natural beauty without extreme distance or elevation gain.
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