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New York
0.3 mi
Distance
31 ft
Gain
7 min
Time
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Mccraney Creek Trail
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Mccraney Creek Trail offers a straightforward out-and-back adventure on gravel terrain in New York. This moderate-difficulty trail spans just 0.34 miles, making it an accessible option for hikers seeking a brief woodland walk. The trail connects to the West Side Trail at 16 Mile Creek, providing opportunities to extend your exploration of the local trail system.
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