Life can be so much easier when one travels light
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Hiking Life can be so much easier when one travels light Syracuse, NY
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This website was created to assist fellow hikers find maps and information on hiking trails in Central New York as well as many other places like the Adirondacks plus the Catskills. You will find maps and trail information on the Finger Lakes Trail, North Country Trail, Link Trail, Northville-Placid Trail, Bristol Hills Trail, Conservation Trail, Onondaga Trail and even the Appalachian Trail as well as other great trails & hikes.
Look above for many links to help kick start and plan your next outdoor adventure! Please remember to send us a donation using the button at the bottom of this page. We can use any donation to help us maintain this website and continue to add new hikes and trails.
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It's already Labor Day weekend in central New York! Be safe while on your outdoor adventure. Be prepared out on the trails. Pack plenty of water! Are you prepared for a night in the forest? Would you be ready? What's in your backpack? You can never be too prepared, even with a short hike. Use our Hiking Safety webpage to help you plan for a safe hiking adventure.
Be safe. Be prepared. It might save your life!
If you hike with a dog like us, be sure to be careful when the weather is hot & humid. Your best friend will need plenty of water during your hike (as will you). It's a good idea to plan hikes that have small stream crossings or have water features along the trail to keep your dog hydrated.
Are you planning your Labor Day weekend hikes? Soon it will be fall foliage season! Check out The Foliage Network for the latest leaf peeping reports.
Be sure to use CNY Hiking to plan your next hike! Maybe we'll see ya on the trail!
Tips --> Wrap some duct tape on your hiking pole so you have it available for any emergency!
Wearing shorts and a short sleeve short on your hike? Remember the brambles, bugs and ticks! Wear comfortable hiking pants and light long sleeve shirts. Wear a bandana and light colors!
Try freezing your water bottles (if possible) before you head out on your hike on a hot day!
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DISCLAIMER:
Every effort has been made to make the information on this website as accurate and useful as possible. However, many things can change over time and can create discrepancies on the website. If you experience a discrepancy due to a change we have no control over, we apologize. Please let us know so we can update the website and others do not have the same experience!
This website was meant as a guide to assist fellow outdoor enthusiasts choose and plan their hiking adventures. This website does not guarantee that all this information is 100% correct and can not guarantee your safety on the trails. You hike at your own risk and no one from this website is liable for any property loss or damage, personal injury, or any unfortunate death that may result from accessing or hiking any trails described on this website.
Please be aware that hiking can result in injuries, sometimes serious. If your not careful on your hike or not properly prepared, it can be a matter of life or death in some instances.
** Today's Featured Video **
Watch a video featuring our hike to Icehouse Pond in Moose River Plains Wild Forest
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Panorama above is from Jones Hill, Labrador Hollow Unique Area in Apulia, NY