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New York
2.3 mi
Distance
775 ft
Gain
1h 1m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Pharoah Lake Trail
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Pharoah Lake Trail is a scenic out-and-back hike in New York's Adirondack region that leads to the pristine waters of Pharoah Lake. This relatively short trail offers a rewarding destination for hikers seeking mountain lake views and peaceful forest scenery. The route traverses mixed woodland terrain with moderate elevation changes, making it accessible for a wide range of skill levels.
Pharaoh Lake Loop Trail
~3 min drive
Scenic loop around Pharaoh Lake in the Adirondacks with forest and water views.
Black Mountain Ponds Trail
~25 min drive
Easy point-to-point hike to Black Mountain Ponds with minimal elevation gain.
Erebus South Slope Trail
~28 min drive
Short point-to-point climb to Erebus's south slope with alpine views.
Lillian Brook Cutoff Trail
~33 min drive
Short point-to-point woodland connector near Lillian Brook in New York.
Long Swing Trail
~3 min drive
A 3.4-mile point-to-point trail through New York's scenic backcountry.
Buck Mt Trail
~34 min drive
Quick out-and-back summit hike with accessible mountain views.
Grizzle Ocean Trail
~3 min drive
A 4.66-mile point-to-point coastal trail in New York with scenic waterfront views.
Treadway Mountain Trail
~6 min drive
Scenic 1.91-mile point-to-point ascent with mountain views.
Crane Pond Rd
~7 min drive
Easy 2.33-mile out-and-back walk to Crane Pond in New York.
Crane Pond Trail
~7 min drive
Easy out-and-back pond walk through New York forest.
