Dean Ravine is to drive to the junction of Music Mountain Road with Cream Hill Road. From the parking area there it is only a short stroll to the ravine. From there the Mohawk Trail continues 21 more miles to its end near Cornwall Bridge. This outstanding view of distant hills is on the Appalachian Trail 2.4 miles South from the junction of Routes 7 and 112 near the Regional High School. It makes a good destination point or you can follow the trail for a further 10 miles and end up at Route 4 not far from Cornwall Bridge.
Parking is limited to just one or two cars, though.
Follow the blue blazes to the lower waterfalls and return to the road along the brook. There is ample parking at a by-pass on the west side of the road near the trail. It is roughly 2 miles long, crossing two brooks on the way. However on these occasions, crossing the brooks can be treacherous. When the Race Brook Trail reaches the Appalachian Trail, about 2 miles from Route 41, you have two choices.