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New York
8.2 mi
Distance
469 ft
Gain
2h 58m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Wallkill Valley Rail Trail - Hiking
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The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail is a scenic 8.17-mile point-to-point route that follows a converted railroad corridor through the picturesque Wallkill Valley in New York. This flat, well-maintained trail offers easy walking along a historic rail bed, passing through rural farmland, wetlands, and forest sections with views of the surrounding countryside. Perfect for families and casual hikers, it provides a peaceful escape with minimal elevation change and excellent opportunities for birdwatching and nature observation.
King's Lane
~12 min drive
A short point-to-point woodland walk in New York.
Upper Awosting Carriageway
~12 min drive
Historic carriage road through Shawangunk forest with scenic woodland views.
Lake Awosting Carriageway
~13 min drive
Easy loop around Lake Awosting on a historic carriage road.
Hudson Valley Greenway Trail (New Paltz to South Kingston)
~14 min drive
Scenic 13-mile point-to-point trail through Hudson Valley's greenway corridor.
Hudson Valley Greenway Trail (Poughkeepsie to New Paltz)
~14 min drive
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Lake Shore Road
~14 min drive
Easy waterside point-to-point walk with scenic lake views.
The Labyrinth
~14 min drive
A short point-to-point trail through a distinctive rock maze formation.
Shawangunk Ridge Trail
~15 min drive
Epic 21-mile point-to-point ridge traverse in the Shawangunks with cliff views.
Trail to Stony Kill Falls
~15 min drive
Quick point-to-point hike to a scenic waterfall in the Hudson Valley.
Northeast Trail
~17 min drive
A short point-to-point trail in New York covering 1.54 miles.