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New York
1.7 mi
Distance
222 ft
Gain
37 min
Time
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Bartley Smith Greenway
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The Bartley Smith Greenway offers a straightforward 1.66-mile out-and-back route through New York on a well-maintained path combining limestone screenings, asphalt, and concrete surfaces. This accessible trail is ideal for hikers seeking a shorter outing with reliable footing throughout the journey.
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