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New York
2.8 mi
Distance
454 ft
Gain
1h 10m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Lake Loop Trail
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Lake Loop Trail is a scenic 2.83-mile loop in New York that circles a picturesque lake, offering hikers an accessible way to enjoy waterside views and natural beauty. The gentle terrain and moderate distance make it ideal for families and those seeking a leisurely walk in nature. This loop provides a complete circuit around the lake with opportunities to observe local wildlife and enjoy peaceful lakeside scenery.
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