Ve Tr is a very short connector at two-tenths of a mile, likely linking segments of a larger trail network or providing access between points. Given its brevity, it's typically walked as part of a longer route rather than a destination in itself. Expect minimal elevation change and a quick transition—most hikers cover it in under ten minutes.
Hikers using the portion of the trail through the Shaker Mountain Wild Forest may have trouble crossing West Stony Creek during high waters following rains.
Source: NYS DEC · last updated 14 hours ago
Keep Our Environment Clean: Help preserve the beauty of the Adirondacks and protect our local wildlife by putting garbage in designated trash cans or taking it home with you. Please do not leave trash, gear, or food scraps behind. Use designated toilets when available and visit the Leave No TraceTM website to learn how you can Leave No Trace when going to the bathroom in the woods. Do not graffiti or carve rocks, trees, or backcountry structures like lean-tos or fire towers.
Source: NYS DEC · last updated 14 hours ago
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