New York · Hiking

Seward Range Trail

1.7 mi
one way
786 ft
climb
4,344 ft
high point
Point to point
route

The Seward Range Trail is a 1.7-mile moderate hike in New York's High Peaks Wilderness, managed by the State Department of Conservation. It is a point-to-point route with a total elevation gain of 786 feet, rising from about 4,108 feet to a high point of 4,344 feet. The climb is rolling, with the steepest stretch at about 1.5 miles in, where the grade reaches 38 percent. The trail starts and ends within the High Peaks Wilderness, and it is not a loop. Bikes and horses are not allowed, so plan on walking both ways. The trip takes about an hour. The closest neighbors are the Calkins Brook Trail, about 2.2 miles away, and the Seward Mountain Trail and Seymour Mountain Trail, each roughly 2.5 miles off. Climbers can find Wallface about 8.8 miles away.

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Route details

Distance
1.7 mi
Climbing
About 786 ft
Summit
4,128 ft
Difficulty
Moderate
Time
About 1 hour

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Questions about this route

How long is the Seward Range Trail on Donaldson Mountain?

About 1.7 mi.

How much elevation gain is on the Seward Range Trail?

About 786 ft of climbing round trip.

How hard is the Seward Range Trail?

It is rated moderate.

How long does the Seward Range Trail take?

About 1 hour round trip.

How many routes go up Donaldson Mountain?

2: Seward Range Trail and Calkins Brook Trail.

Conditions and forecast on Donaldson Mountain

Daily highs and lows, wind and the chance of precipitation at the summit and route start for the next 7 days, from the Open-Meteo model.

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