Hi - curious on this approach, from CNY Hiking site (which is an awesome site btw:
"You can also drive your vehicle along the road on the right of the large McKeever parking area. This stone dirt road is called Wolf Lake Landing Road. You could drive this road up to another parking area that cuts a lot off from the long hike, although it's still at least a 9+ mile round trip hike. You can still use your bike from this trailhead as well. Take the blue marked Remsen Falls Trail a short 0.1 miles to the main Woodhull Mountain Trail. Turn right and follow the blue marked Woodhull Mountain Trail, which utilizes an old railroad bed for nearly four miles."
So, drive about 3 miles, then bike how many? and hike how many miles?
Any gates or seasonal road closures (other than natural like snow of course)?
What kind of bike? Gravel bike ok? Or true Mt bike needed? Is it really pretty flat ? What else do I need to know? Probably a spring trip, pre-black fly, not now during hunting.
Thanks!
"You can also drive your vehicle along the road on the right of the large McKeever parking area. This stone dirt road is called Wolf Lake Landing Road. You could drive this road up to another parking area that cuts a lot off from the long hike, although it's still at least a 9+ mile round trip hike. You can still use your bike from this trailhead as well. Take the blue marked Remsen Falls Trail a short 0.1 miles to the main Woodhull Mountain Trail. Turn right and follow the blue marked Woodhull Mountain Trail, which utilizes an old railroad bed for nearly four miles."
So, drive about 3 miles, then bike how many? and hike how many miles?
Any gates or seasonal road closures (other than natural like snow of course)?
What kind of bike? Gravel bike ok? Or true Mt bike needed? Is it really pretty flat ? What else do I need to know? Probably a spring trip, pre-black fly, not now during hunting.
Thanks!
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