Monroe 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

No, it's not "the" intersection in NYC, but a rock in Harriman State Park, NY. It's well-known/named because it's prominently located at the junction of several hiking trails, including the Long Path, Arden-Surebridge (red triangle/white), and Ramapo-Dunderberg (red dot/white). It's now a landmark, where hikers can access the Appalachian Trail via various routes. A nice stop in the middle of the woods.

The Lemon Squeezer is a small but famous narrow rock passage on the Appalachian Trail (AT) in Harriman State Park, NY, near Island Pond. Hikers on the Appalachian Trail (AT) aren't the only ones who have to (or can) squeeze through a narrow gap between the rocks. In winter, when ice is present, it won't always be possible. For those who don't want to squeeze through, there's a fun climbing option to the left of the rock formation or a slightly less difficult detour. This spot is sure to be unforgettable.

A beautiful lake for a relaxing break. The lake is great for swimming, fishing, or simply enjoying nature. There are nearby picnic areas.

A small, well-protected shelter along the trail, perfect for an overnight stay. The shelter is basic but has everything you need for camping in the forest. Fingerboard Shelter tends to get busier on weekends.

Crane Park (sometimes referred to as Millpond Park) is home to a couple small ponds, a gazebo, paved walking paths, and lots of open green space. There is easy access over to the Orange Heritage Trail from the park and a couple different parking areas that you can utilize.

Easily one of the most fulfilling summits in Harriman Park.

Major trail intersection, denoted by big rock

The mountain is only a couple of miles away from Pine Swamp mine, which you can get to using connecting trails. The mine itself is off the trail, though. Here is the highlight: https://www.komoot.com/highlight/4488751