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New York
0.9 mi
Distance
470 ft
Gain
25 min
Time
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Crothers Woods Trail
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Crothers Woods Trail offers a straightforward out-and-back hiking experience in New York, perfect for those seeking a quick woodland walk. This nearly mile-long trail provides an accessible option for hikers of varying abilities who want to explore the area without committing to a lengthy journey.
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