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East Trail

East Trail is a short 0.3-mile connector that likely serves as an access route or link within a larger trail system. At under half a kilometer, it's brief enough to function as a quick spur or alternate approach rather than a destination in itself. The generic name suggests it provides eastward passage between other named trails or features.

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Length
0.3 mi
Operator
—
Network
—
Difficulty
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ClosureEast Central

The trailhead at Kings Flow is currently closed at the discretion of the private landowner.

The trailhead at Kings Flow is currently closed at the discretion of the private landowner. The public no longer has access to the Chimney Mountain Trail, Puffer Pond Trail, and Kings Flow East Trail from this location. This is private land. There is no easement for public access. Hikers can use the DECinfo Locator online map to explore alternative trails.

Source: NYS DEC · last updated 16 hours ago

§ Closest essentials

Nearest, each within 25 miles

Coffee
Caffe Vero
24.9 mi away
Restaurant
Battle Hill Brewing Company
13.7 mi away
Shelter
Ivy
2.7 mi away
§ Nearby Points of Interest
Lakes & ponds (1)
Trails (24)
Lean-tos (11)
  • Pine2.8 mi
  • Holly2.7 mi
  • Aspen2.8 mi
  • Dogwood2.8 mi
  • Juniper2.8 mi
  • Cherry2.8 mi
  • Forsythia2.7 mi
  • Elder2.7 mi
Primitive campsites (50)
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
  • Unnamed campsite2.7 mi
§ Nearby parking

35 parking areas

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