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New York
1.5 mi
Distance
316 ft
Gain
33 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Three-Brook Loop-Ski Trail
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The Three-Brook Out-and-back-Ski Trail is a short out-and-back route in New York that offers an accessible way to explore the region's natural waterways and forest terrain. This 1.47-mile trail is ideal for beginners and families seeking a quick woodland walk with minimal elevation change. The trail's dual-season appeal—suitable for hiking in warmer months and skiing in winter—makes it a versatile choice for year-round outdoor enthusiasts.
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