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Distance
1.53 miles
Elevation Gain
128 ft
Route Type
Loop
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Old Scarbuck Trail, located in East Concord, New York, is a well-known hiking trail that offers a variety of natural features and landmarks. The trail spans approximately 1.53 miles, with a moderate difficulty level, making it suitable for hikers of varying skill levels. The trail is characterized by its diverse terrain, which includes both flat and hilly sections. Hikers will encounter a variety of plant and animal life along the trail, including oak and pine trees, as well as deer and squirrels. The trail also features a small creek, which can be crossed via a wooden bridge. One of the key landmarks on the trail is a large rock formation known as "The Boulder". This formation offers a unique photo opportunity and a chance to rest and take in the surrounding scenery. The trail also offers views of a nearby lake, which is particularly beautiful during sunrise and sunset. For those planning to hike Old Scarbuck Trail, it is recommended to wear sturdy hiking boots due to the uneven terrain. Also, bringing a map of the trail is advised, as there are several branching paths along the route. Despite its moderate difficulty, Old Scarbuck Trail offers a rewarding hike with its diverse natural features and scenic views.
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