Length 0.9 mi

This beautiful trail is designed for climbers who are beginners, since the trail is very steep and from time to time rocky. Don't be fooled with the distance, because it might be short horizontally, but the trail only goes up. However, the view is so worth it! The best time to visit is during late September and early October, because throughout your drive there and in the trail itself you will see beautiful colors of red, green, yellow, orange: fall foliage! The people in the town are very nice and like to make conversation. This general area, so near the Adirondacks. is a must see!

Length: ~2.0 mi

Cranberry Lake Nature Preserve offers several trails for those looking for short hikes that are teeming with wildlife and a variety of different habitats. Here, you can find a lake, ponds, a quarry, a fen, vernal pools, hemlock stands, and so much more! Some critters you might encounter here include muskrats, red foxes, copperheads, turkey vultures, bobcats, white-tailed deer, American toads, bull frogs and green frogs, herons, and crayfish. The park also boasts diverse plant-life, including several fern varieties, sassafras trees, beeches, birches, maples, oaks, and many pines around the quarry.