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New York
20.8 mi
Distance
842 ft
Gain
7h 21m
Time
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Caledonia-To-Dunnville Rail Trail
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This 20.78-mile point-to-point trail in New York offers a well-maintained path on resurfaced terrain, making it accessible for a variety of skill levels. The route connects seamlessly with the Chippewa trail, allowing hikers to extend their journey or combine multiple trails for a more comprehensive outdoor experience. Whether you're planning a one-way adventure or arranging a shuttle, this trail provides a straightforward hiking option across the region.
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