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Bouchoux Trail (Jensen's Ledges) NY DEC GL 209 Length: 2 miles A difficult hike leads to an amazing panoramic view of the Upper Delaware River Valley at the summit of Jensen's Ledges. Quarrying of bluestone was once a large industry in the area as evidenced by the large bluestone piles. To get to the trail in Lordville, NY turn onto Bouchoux Road. Travel 2.8 miles to the end of the road. The trail head is on the left side at the end of the cul-de-sac. Damascus Forest Trail Length: 2 miles Enjoy the varied landscape of wetlands, uplands and old growth forests on this easy 2 mile loop trail. A large stand of old growth hemlocks remind us of the virgin forests that once stood. From PA Route 652 near the Narrowsburg Bridge turn onto River Road. Turn left on MacCubbins Road. Travel .6 miles. The parking lot is on the right hand side. Tusten Mountain Trail Length: 3 miles The Tusten Mountain Trail is a partnership with the Greater New York Council of the Boy Scouts of America. This moderately difficult three mile trail takes you on a loop through historic remains of the Tusten Settlement as you climb to the summit for a magnificent view of the Upper Delaware Valley. The trailhead is near the Ten Mile River Access on Crawford Road (off Route 97) between Narrowsburg and Barryville, NY. Cobey Pond Trail PA Game Lands 316 Length: 3 miles A leisurely stroll around this moderate 3 mile loop trail offers hikers ample opportunities for wildlife and waterfowl viewing. From PA Route 590 in Lackawaxen, PA turn onto Masthope Plank Road and travel approximately 9 miles. PA Game Lands 316 is on the right side. Minisink Battleground Park Trails Length: From ¼ - ½ miles This easy loop trail system allows you to visit the site of the only revolutionary war battle fought in the Upper Delaware River Valley. From NY Route 97 turn onto County Route 168 (across from the Roebling Bridge) and travel .8 miles. The park entrance will be on the left. Mongaup River Trail NY DEC Length: 2 miles The linear trail provides a moderate hike with abundant opportunities to view eagles and waterfowl. Large Eastern Hemlocks trees tower overhead and shade this steep ravine landscape. Closed from 12/1 - 4/1. The trail is located just south of the Mongaup River on Route 97. Look for a small pull off with a bulletin board. |
Last updated: July 31, 2012