The One Hikeable Lake In New York That's Simply Breathtaking In Fall
By Lea Monroe|Published September 29, 2017
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Even though New York has been experiencing some unusually warm fall weather, our foliage is still beginning to make appearances and get closer and closer to peak season. You may already have your favorite go-to spot in our state to view these beautiful colors that Mother Nature creates, but there’s one easy hike that everyone can take to get a look at our stunning scenery. Keep reading to find out where we’re talking about!
Down in Ulster County on the Shawangunk Ridge, there's an easy hike that's spectacular to experience during the fall season.
Part of Minnewaska State Park Preserve, the park sits at over 2,000 feet above sea level and gives you never-ending views of the Gunks and Hudson Valley region.
The trail is generally used March through November and is dog-friendly, just one of the over 50-miles of hiking trails that you can find in the preserve.
There are lots of advantages to going hiking during New York's fall season. You won't have to deal with the scorching heat while you hike, less bugs are out and about and you'll even find your favorite trails to be a bit less crowded. So if you've been looking for a waterfront hike that will give you an unforgettable view of our foliage? Then it's time you go hiking around Lake Minnewaska.
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How to get here: 5281 Route 44-55 Kerhonkson, NY 12446