Best Hikes in Upstate New York for Every Skill Level

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Upstate New York offers an astounding set of mountain ranges and breathtaking landscapes that can be explored by hikers of all levels.

Whether you’re new to hiking and you’re looking for leisurely strolls and scenic views, or if you’re a seasoned trekker looking for a challenging ascent there are many Upstate New York hiking trails!

Cascade Mountain

Cascade Mountain is a much less strenuous trip than Mount Marcy.  At 4,098 feet near Keene Valley, the trail to Cascade Mountain is only 4.8 miles round trip. However, even though the trail is shorter it is not necessarily easier.

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Giant Mountain is the 12th highest peak in the Adirondacks. This giant mountain offers some of the most stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountain range.

Giant Mountain

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Letchworth State Park

The Gorge Trail in Letchworth State Park is one of the most beautiful hikes that Upstate New York has to offer. You’ll walk about 7 miles along the western rim of the Genesee River Gorge.

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Kaaterskill Falls

Heading up into the Catskills is Kaaterskill Falls. This short but steep 1.4 mile hike leads hikers through a picturesque forest ending in a two-tiered waterfall.

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