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Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge

Basom, New York

Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge

Default image for Kanyoo Trail (Blue Loop), a 1.0-mile trail in Alabama, New York (US)
  • 1.0 mi
  • Easy
  • Loop
4.0
Default image for Cayuga Pool Overlook, a 0.0-mile trail in Alabama, New York (US)
  • 0.0 mi
  • Easy
  • Out-and-Back
0
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Know Before You Go

  • Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge in Basom, NY, offers diverse habitats like marshes, swamps, and forests, attracting a variety of wildlife, especially migratory birds, making it a prime spot for birdwatching.
  • Visitors can explore the refuge through hiking trails, observation towers, and auto tour routes, providing opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography, and nature study.
  • The refuge provides seasonal recreational activities such as hunting and fishing, with specific regulations and permits required, so it's essential to check the refuge's website or visitor center for current information.

About Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge

Explore the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge in Basom, New York, a haven for nature lovers and hikers! Discover diverse wetlands and thriving wildlife along well-maintained trails. One popular option is the Kanyoo Trail (Blue Loop), an easy 1-mile loop perfect for a relaxing walk. This accessible path features a scenic 0.1-mile boardwalk that provides stunning views of the Mohawk Pool wetlands. With a large parking lot and leashed dogs welcome (be sure to clean up after them!), it's a great choice for a family outing.

For a quick and rewarding stop, don't miss the Cayuga Pool Overlook within the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge. This roadside attraction in Alabama, NY, offers breathtaking views of the expansive Cayuga Pool wetlands from a convenient wooden platform. While not a hike, it's a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the refuge. A large parking lot is available, and leashed dogs are permitted as long as waste is properly disposed of. It's a perfect place to stretch your legs and appreciate the natural wonders of western New York.

Popular categories

Scenic mountain view representing vista trails
Vista trails
Scenic gorge of cascades representing waterfall trails
Waterfall hikes
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Summit trails
Scenic mountain view representing dog-friendly trails
Dog-friendly
Scenic campsite with a view representing camping trails
Camping trails
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A.T. hikes

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