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New York
9.7 mi
Distance
799 ft
Gain
3h 38m
Time
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Town of Bethlehem Water Pipeline Path
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The Town of Bethlehem Water Pipeline Path is a 9.73-mile point-to-point trail that follows a historic water infrastructure corridor through upstate New York. This unique route offers a relatively flat walking experience along a maintained utility path, providing access to quieter natural areas away from typical hiking destinations. The trail showcases the region's commitment to preserving both functional infrastructure and recreational opportunities.
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