Trail
General Information
* Name/Location of Trail
Trail
(check all that apply)
Hiking
Biking
Biking
Describe any major attractions along the trail:
(e.g., waterfall, scenic vista, historic feature, etc.)
Waterfall, old mill buildings, forested slopes, art installations, rushing creek, and scenic vistas
Map
Benches
Water faucet
Water faucet
One way
Length of the trail
(from sign/brochure or from AllTrails app)
1 miles
Describe the surface of the route of travel:
Grass and loose gravel on Skaneateles side while the Mottville side has parking connected directly to the trail.
Slope of route of travel (at its steepest incline):
0 %
(check all that apply)
Crushed rock
Gravel
Stone dust
Gravel
Stone dust
Width of the trail tread at its narrowest point:
(at least 36")
50 inches
How long is the narrowest point in trail?
25 feet
Steepest running slope or grade on the trail:
3 %
How long is the steepest running slope on trail?
50 feet
How long is the entire slope that contains the steepest slope?
50 feet
Steepest cross-slope on the trail:
3 %
How long is the steepest cross-slope on the trail?
5 feet
Describe any protruding objects or obstructions along the trail:
Sticks, small potholes in trail
Link to map, information, waypoints, and photos of trail:
Comments
The main trail is very approachable being flat, wide, and made up of hard packed gravel. There are 3 wooden bridges throughout the main trail that are also flat and wide. There are several overlook/fishing access trails that depart from the main trail. These tend to be narrow and steep.