Finger Lakes Trail - Oquaga Creek State Park, NY
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N 42° 10.496 W 075° 24.882
18T E 465749 N 4669282
The Finger Lakes Trail connects to a ski trail in Oquaga Creek State Park. There are blue blazes on the FLT connector, red on the ski trail. This park has several campsites. They often don't collect an entrance fee. There is near parking for free.
Waymark Code: WMYQ1E
Location: New York, United States
Date Posted: 07/09/2018
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"The Finger Lakes Trail System includes the main Finger Lakes Trail (FLT) from the Pennsylvania-New York border in Allegany State Park to the Long Path in the Catskill Forest Preserve. The main FLT is 575 miles long...The Trail System has been and continues to be built and maintained by 15 organizational and approximately 60 individual and family trail sponsors. All of these groups and individuals are volunteers. "
"Following these simple rules will help preserve the Finger Lakes Trail System for years to come."
""Overnight camping locations on or near the trail are shown on FLTC maps and in the document shown below. They may be lean-tos or other campsites along the Trail or public and private campgrounds near the trail. Campsites are generally primitive with only a fire ring. Water will be available if indicated on maps. In some cases, streams are nearby but not shown on FLTC maps. Do not depend on streams that are not designated as "reliable" on the FLTC map."
Recommended number of days to complete: 70.00
Distance in miles or kilometres: 585
Shelters?: Yes
Designated campsites?: Yes
Number of designated campsites: 80
Permit Required?: No
Trail Website: [Web Link]
Best Season to Hike?: Spring through Fall
Coordinates of the other end's trailhead: Not Listed
Overnight parking fee: Not Listed
Permit Fees?: Not Listed
Overnight parking coordinates: Not Listed
Intermediate Trailhead 1: Not Listed
Intermediate Trailhead 2: Not Listed
Intermediate Trailhead 3: Not Listed
Intermediate Trailhead 4: Not Listed
Intermediate Trailhead 5: Not Listed
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