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New York
4.5 mi
Distance
658 ft
Gain
1h 50m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Otter Hollow Trail
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Otter Hollow Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in New York that follows a picturesque stream valley through mixed forest terrain. This 4.5-mile trail offers a peaceful journey through riparian habitat, with the possibility of spotting wildlife along the water corridor. The gentle gradient and accessible distance make it an ideal choice for hikers seeking a moderate woodland experience.
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