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Plymouth Woods Nature Reserve

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Explore 1 Trail with 0.4 Miles (0.6 km) at Plymouth Woods Nature Reserve, New York to plan your next hike or adventure!

Pine City, New York

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January 03, 2024
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January 03, 2024
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  • 0.4 mi
  • Easy
  • Loop

Blue Trail (Plymouth Woods)

Pine City, New York

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Key Takeaways

  • Plymouth Woods Nature Reserve in Pine City, NY, offers a peaceful escape with well-maintained trails suitable for leisurely walks and observing local wildlife.
  • The reserve features diverse natural habitats like forests and wetlands, providing opportunities for birdwatching and appreciating the region's biodiversity.
  • Visitors should check for trail conditions and seasonal closures before visiting, and be prepared for a rustic experience with minimal amenities.

About Plymouth Woods Nature Reserve

Discover the tranquil beauty of Plymouth Woods Nature Reserve in Pine City, NY! This hidden gem offers a refreshing escape into nature, highlighted by the accessible Blue Trail. Perfect for a short and easy hike, the Blue Trail is a 0.4-mile loop designed for a quick nature walk suitable for all skill levels. Immerse yourself in the serenity of the woods and enjoy a peaceful outdoor experience just minutes from town.

Before you lace up your boots, be sure to plan your visit accordingly. While mostly easy to navigate, keep an eye out for a subtle turn marked by a blue double-blaze along the Blue Trail. Also, be prepared for potentially muddy conditions, especially on the downhill section. Importantly, Plymouth Woods is closed to hiking during rifle hunting season (typically mid-November to mid-December). During bow hunting season (October to mid-November), hikers must stay on marked trails for their safety and the success of local hunters. Embrace the outdoors responsibly and have a safe and enjoyable hike!

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