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New York
4.6 mi
Distance
610 ft
Gain
1h 49m
Time
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Lake to Lake Trail
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The Lake to Lake Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in New York that connects two distinct lakes, offering hikers a varied journey through the region's natural landscape. This 4.56-mile trail showcases the diversity of the area's waterfront ecosystems and provides opportunities to experience multiple aquatic environments in a single outing. The trail's point-to-point nature makes it ideal for hikers seeking a one-way adventure with transportation arrangements.
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~7 min drive
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~3 min drive
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~4 min drive
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Hasenclever Iron Trail
~3 min drive
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~4 min drive
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