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New York
5.0 mi
Distance
958 ft
Gain
2h 10m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Champlain Valley Trail (Fort Ann to Comstock)
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This point-to-point trail traverses the scenic Champlain Valley between Fort Ann and Comstock in New York, offering hikers a relatively gentle walk through the historic Hudson Valley region. The route follows terrain typical of the lower valley floor, with views of the surrounding agricultural landscape and proximity to the Champlain Canal corridor. This is an ideal trail for those seeking a moderate-distance walk without significant elevation challenges.
Buck Mt Trail -Section 2
~15 min drive
Short out-and-back woodland hike near Buck Mountain in New York.
Champlain Valley Trail (Comstock to Whitehall)
~15 min drive
Point-to-point valley trail connecting Comstock to Whitehall in historic Champlain Valley.
Champlain Valley Trail (Whitehall to Ticonderoga)
~15 min drive
26-mile point-to-point valley trail connecting Whitehall and Ticonderoga.
Buck Mt Trail
~17 min drive
Quick out-and-back summit hike with accessible mountain views.
Champlain Valley Trail (Fort Edward to Fort Ann)
~19 min drive
11.9-mile point-to-point valley trail through historic Champlain Valley.
Erebus South Slope Trail
~19 min drive
Short point-to-point climb to Erebus's south slope with alpine views.
Millman Pond Trail
~20 min drive
A 2.94-mile point-to-point woodland trail leading to Millman Pond in New York.
West Fishbrook Pond Trail
~20 min drive
Easy 0.6-mile out-and-back pond walk in New York.
Erebus Mountain Trail
~21 min drive
Moderate 3.24-mile out-and-back hike to Erebus Mountain summit.
Fishbrook Pond-Lake George Trail
~22 min drive
Scenic out-and-back walk connecting Fishbrook Pond to Lake George.