Backpackers, campers and all skill level hikers are welcome on this amazing trek. The New York State portion of this trail is wooded, climbs to moderate elevation levels and offers a few steep, rocky pitches and ledges for the super motivated climbers. The New York trail is 88-miles long and is surprisingly close to New York City. Buses travel to trail daily or you can enter through Harriman-Bear Mountain State Park. Located in the Finger Lake region, Almond Lake is a pretty place that will offer challenge to all skill levels.
Hiking trails are well marked and cater to all.
This is a dog friendly park that also allows camping, fishing and boating. This is a great area to hook up for a few days. This historical site is the marking spot of the Battles of Saratoga, the first victory during the revolution for Americans. Not only is it jam packed with history, but it also offers up some nicely groomed trails. The Battlefield Tour Road overlooks the Hudson River and loops 4.5 miles around actual battlefield sites.