Empire State Bike Trail Map

Empire State Bike Trail Map. Empire State Trail Winter Hiking New York by Rail 1 Mohawk Hudson Bike Hike Trail Albany to Peebles Island State Park; 2 Champlain Canalway Trail Peebles Island State Park to Halfmoon; 3 On-Road Section Halfmoon to Schuylerville; 4 Champlain Canalway Trail Schuylerville to Fort Miller; 5 On-Road Section Fort Miller to Fort Edward; 6 Champlain Canalway Trail Fort Edward to Fort Ann The amazing part about the Empire State Trail is it is comprised of three larger trail systems, the Hudson Valley Greenway Trail, the Erie Canalway Trail, and the Champlain Valley Trail.

In 2017, New York State launched the Empire State Trail to promote outdoor recreation, encourage healthy lifestyles, support community vitality, and bolster tourism-related economic development In addition, you can order a printed, large-format Empire State Trail paper map, or download a KMZ or GPX file to import into your GPS or mapping software

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Free Paper Map The foldable 36-inch by 25-inch map depicts the statewide 750-mile route, provides maps detailing the route through major cities, lists nearby attractions, and provides trail user information. Bike Shops/Rentals: View full list of bike shops along the Empire State Trail The amazing part about the Empire State Trail is it is comprised of three larger trail systems, the Hudson Valley Greenway Trail, the Erie Canalway Trail, and the Champlain Valley Trail.

Empire State Trail The 750Mile MultiUse Trail System Is Open. There are three main sections: Erie Canalway (Buffalo to Albany), Hudson Valley (Manhattan to Albany), and Champlain Valley (Albany to Canadian border). There are many online maps for planning your trip along the Empire State Trail

About the Empire State Trail The State of New York. Free Paper Map The foldable 36-inch by 25-inch map depicts the statewide 750-mile route, provides maps detailing the route through major cities, lists nearby attractions, and provides trail user information. Cuomo announced in 2017, not only created the nation's longest multi-use trail, but is also bringing substantial health, economic, and environmental benefits to the millions of New Yorkers who live along the trail