Bash Bish Falls – Copake Iron Works Furnace loop from Falls Village

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Bash Bish Falls – Copake Iron Works Furnace loop from Falls Village

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74.1km

1,250m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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9.06 km

Scoville Library

Highlight • Monument

Established in 1803, it holds the distinction of being the first free, public library in the United States.
This pioneering accomplishment paved the way for public libraries across the nation.

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9.39 km

Washinee And Reynolds Rockwell Parks

Nature Reserve

14.9 km

Secret water refill spot

Highlight • Rest Area

Safe drinking water here

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29.5 km

Bash Bish Falls State Park

Nature Reserve

30.1 km

Bash Bish Falls

Highlight • Waterfall

Hike up to the overlook. It's worth it.

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31.8 km

Taconic State Park

Highlight • Forest

Taconic State Park is a popular park on the border of New York and Massachusetts. There are several waterfalls within the park and multiple hiking trails for visitors to enjoy.

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33.1 km

The Copake Iron Works, established in 1845 and in operation from 1848 to 1903, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007. It stands as one of the most intact examples of 19th-century industrial iron making, providing a perfect opportunity to glimpse into the area's history.

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33.8 km

The Ore Pit

Highlight • Lake

This pond is located in Taconic State Park and offers a nice place to cool off with a swimming area and a wading pool for young children. It's a great stopping point to rest and take in the beauty.

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33.8 km

Ore Pit Swimming Area, Taconic State Park

Highlight • Lake

This pond is located in Taconic State Park and offers a nice place to cool off with a swimming area and a wading pool for young children. It's a great stopping point to rest and take in the beauty.

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72.4 km

Great Falls Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

The Housatonic River was a vital resource and transportation route for indigenous populations for centuries. The river played a role in the development of the region, powering mills and factories during the Industrial Revolution. You can see reminisces of the railway Amesville shop bridge from this point.

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74.1 km

End point

Parking

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