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New York
2.4 mi
Distance
433 ft
Gain
1h 2m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Appalachian National Scenic Trail
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Why you'll love it
Cornell Mine Trail
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The Cornell Mine Trail is a point-to-point hike that explores the industrial heritage of New York's mining past. This 2.43-mile trail takes hikers through forest terrain to the historic Cornell Mine site, offering a unique blend of natural woodland walking and historical discovery. The trail provides insight into the region's 19th-century mining operations while traversing accessible terrain suitable for a range of hiking abilities.
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