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8.8 miles
Distance
1,529 ft
Climb
-1,125 ft
Descent
1,233 ft
High Point
404 ft
Altitude change
380 ft
Altitude min
492 ft
Altitude start
896 ft
Altitude end
0.9%
Grade
-38.5%
Grade max
39.6%
Grade min
4 miles
Distance climb
4 miles
Distance down
2,989 ft
Distance flat
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Detailed Description
Long Path - Section Five is a 9 mile less popular intermediate route located near Sloatsburg New York. This hike only route can be used both directions. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 1,529 ft with a max elevation of 1,233 ft then descends -1,125 ft.
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Stats
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Distance9 miles
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Altitude change404 ft
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Altitude min380 ft
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Altitude start492 ft
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Altitude end896 ft
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Climb1,529 ft
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Descent-1,125 ft
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Grade0.9%
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Grade max-38.5%
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Grade min39.6%
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Distance climb4 miles
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Distance down4 miles
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Distance flat2,989 ft
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Trails in Route
| 2 miles | |||||
| 653 ft | |||||
| 3 miles | |||||
| 2,208 ft |
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypePoint to Point
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eBike Allowed
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DirectionBoth Directions
Directions
- Walk north on Long Path - NY 45.
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Make a sharp left onto Long Path - US 202.
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Turn right onto Long Path - Cheesecote Mountain.
- Continue for 5 kilometers.
- Make a sharp left onto LP - Call Hollow Road.
- Continue for 100 meters.
- Turn right onto Long Path.
- Continue for 3 kilometers.
- Bear left onto Suffern-Bear Mountain/LP.
- Continue for 300 meters.
- Turn right onto Long Path - Big Hill.
- Continue for 5 kilometers.
- Turn right onto Kanawauke Road.
- Continue for 50 meters.
- Bear left onto Long Path - Lake Skannatati.
- Continue for 800 meters.
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