ハーキマー郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Erie Canalway is a multi-use path that follows the Erie Canal. It is a 360-mile trail crossing the state of New York, connecting the cities of Albany and Buffalo, passing through historic sites. The path goes through gravel and asphalt, with small sections using local roads. This is a great option for a nice bike touring ride, with easy access to touristic points and the facilities of the small communities along the way.

The McKeever Trailhead is just a gateway to endless possibilities in the Black River Wild Forest. From historical whispers to natural wonders and unique experiences, there's something for everyone. So Lock up your bike, lace up your boots, and prepare to be enchanted by this remarkable wilderness!

Moss Lake Trail runs through an old forest road, so it is a flat trail with packed surfaces, making it a great trail for running. You can just run the loop around the lake, or detour around the connecting trail to Bub and Sis Lakes for a slightly longer run.

The trailhead here gives access to a number of routes that explore this part of the Black River Wild Forest. There's the Woodhull Mountain Trail, which can be followed all the way to the of the 720-metre (2,365 ft) summit. Then there's the lovely forest walk to Bear Lake, a particularly scenic spot. If you want to walk a bit further, there's also the option of a loop taking in Woodhull Lake too.

This trail is ideal to enjoy with family. There is no technical difficulty and has a lot of places to stop to observe the lake and nature. It is worth visiting.