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New York
14.3 mi
Distance
1,646 ft
Gain
5h 13m
Time
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Lehigh Valley Railroad (Link Trail)
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The Lehigh Valley Railroad (Link Trail) in New York is a scenic 14.29-mile out-and-back trail that follows a historic railroad corridor, offering a relatively flat and accessible hiking experience. This rail-trail provides excellent opportunities for observing the region's natural landscape while walking along a well-maintained path with minimal elevation change. The trail's gentle grade and straightforward out-and-back routing make it ideal for hikers seeking a longer, low-stress day hike.
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Old Growth Trail
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Lower Loop
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Gateway Trail
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Smith's Field
~7 min drive
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Rod's Pond Loop
~7 min drive
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