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Carlton Woods Way

Carlton Woods Way is a short 0.7-mile route likely designed for easy walking or neighborhood access. At just over a kilometer, it's brief enough for a quick outing or connector between longer trails or roads. The name suggests a wooded setting, though specific terrain and trailhead details aren't readily documented.

Length
0.7 mi
Operator
Network
Difficulty
Not rated
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§ Closest essentials

Nearest, each within 25 miles

Coffee
Caffe Vero
22.4 mi away
Restaurant
Battle Hill Brewing Company
14.3 mi away
General store
Adirondack General Store
24.7 mi away
Shelter
Oak
8.9 mi away
§ Nearby Points of Interest
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Trails (24)
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  • Holly9.7 mi
  • Aspen9.6 mi
  • Dogwood9.7 mi
  • Juniper9.6 mi
Primitive campsites (233)
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
  • Unnamed campsite8.9 mi
§ Nearby parking

120 parking areas

Closest parking lots within range, ranked by walking distance. Accessibility flags come from Google verified-data; surface and capacity from OpenStreetMap. Confirm hours and seasonal closures before you go.

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