The Ridge Trail at Newton Battlefield State Park near Elmira, New York is a moderate 0.6-mile one-way trail that connects the replica Native American Village to the main parking area and features a peaceful forest setting.
Hike Description
This hike begins at the replica Native American Village in the north section of the park and follows the Ridge Trail as it meanders its way through the northeastern side of the park. Not much to see along this trail, but it passes a couple of other trails along the way including the Six Nations Trail and Baldwin Creek Hill Trail.
The trail is half downhill and half uphill the entire way, making for a good workout, but should be considered moderate as it's more difficult than most of the trails at the park.
Parking
Note that the parking coordinates for this hike bring visitors to the southern-most parking lot near the entrance to the park.
Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and must be cleaned up after.
Biking
Biking appears to be permitted along this trail.
Hike Description
This hike begins at the replica Native American Village in the north section of the park and follows the Ridge Trail as it meanders its way through the northeastern side of the park. Not much to see along this trail, but it passes a couple of other trails along the way including the Six Nations Trail and Baldwin Creek Hill Trail.
The trail is half downhill and half uphill the entire way, making for a good workout, but should be considered moderate as it's more difficult than most of the trails at the park.
Parking
Note that the parking coordinates for this hike bring visitors to the southern-most parking lot near the entrance to the park.
Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and must be cleaned up after.
Biking
Biking appears to be permitted along this trail.
