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Map of Grass River Wild Forest
44.33°N · 74.74°W · CARTO Voyager
§ The Trails · Tupper Lake

Grass River Wild Forest.

The Grass River Wild Forest trail covers just 0.1 miles, functioning more as a connector or access point than a destination hike. This brief segment likely serves as an entry or link within the broader 50,000-acre wild forest unit in St. Lawrence County, known for its mix of wetlands, hardwood forests, and river corridors. Best approached as part of a larger route rather than a standalone walk.

Length0.1 mi
High point1,545 ft
DifficultyNot rated
Book time5mguidebook pace
Field dataOpenStreetMap geometry · elevation sampled ~150 m
§ Good for
  • Leg-stretcherShort and nearly flat — an hour or less
Our read, from the trail’s length, climb & grade.
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§ When to go
PrimePrime season — and peak color
  • Peak foliage window — color starts up high and works down the valleys through mid-October.
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Seasonal pattern for this trail · tops out ~1,545 ft · live closures appear above

§ The Route · 0.1 Miles Mapped

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Plate No. 1 — Grass River Wild ForestThe Atlas · CARTO
Elevation profile
Max 1,545 ftMin 1,539 ftNet gain 6 ft
1,545 ft1,539 ft0 mi0.0 mi0.1 mi0.1 mi0.1 mi
GradeGentleSteep 3%+Very steep 4%+
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Outfitters & rentals1 within 25 mi
Raquette River OutfittersTupper Lake · 16 mi
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