New York · Hiking

Nokiidaa Trail

1.7 mi
round trip
201 ft
climb
Out and back
route
Easy
difficulty

The Nokiidaa Trail is a short, easy out-and-back hike in New York, covering about 1.66 miles. It connects to the East Holland River system, which makes it a natural choice for anyone exploring the area's waterway corridors. The trail is flat, with a total elevation gain of about 200 feet over the round trip, and the high point sits at roughly 786 feet. The route is straightforward, with the steepest stretch coming around the 1.1-mile mark at a grade of about 3%. The trail starts at roughly 760 feet and ends at a similar elevation, so it works well as a quick outing or a stop on a longer day of hiking in the region. The Tom Taylor Trail lies just 0.3 miles away, making it an easy addition to the trip. Farther afield, the Lake to Lake Route, Kingfisher Loop Trail and Sugar Maple Loop Trail are all within about 7 miles.

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