Trail View State Park

Franklin Pond & CLIMB Green Trail via Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail

4.7 mi · ▲ 321 ft · 1 hr 44 min

Franklin Pond & CLIMB Green Trail via Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail is a 4.7-mile out-and-back in Trail View State Park near Woodbury, NY. The route reaches Franklin Pond at the turnaround, 2.3 miles in. It climbs 321 ft and is mostly dirt. It scores 0/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.

Elevation

0 mi49 – 223 ft5.0 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 40.83167, -73.47748
Nearest town Woodbury, NY

Directions

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Franklin Pond & CLIMB Green Trail via Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail

4.7 mi · ▲ 321 ft · 1 hr 44 min

Elevation 49–223 ft

Out & Back · Trail View State Park

Trailhead: 40.83167, -73.47748

Weather Sep 5: sunrise 6:26 AM · sunset 7:22 PM

Parking lot at the trailhead

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading NE.
  2. 0.1 miTurn left, heading N.
  3. 0.2 miTurn left, heading N.
  4. 50 ftBear left onto Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail, heading E.
  5. 0.2 miContinue straight onto CLIMB Green Trail, heading E.
  6. 350 ftBear left onto CLIMB Blue Trail, heading NE.
  7. 150 ftContinue straight onto CLIMB Green Trail, heading E.
  8. 0.1 miTurn right onto Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail, heading N.
  9. 1.7 miReach Franklin Pond, then turn around and head back the way you came.
  10. 1.7 miTurn left, heading SW.
  11. 0.1 miContinue straight onto CLIMB Green Trail, heading SE.
  12. 150 ftContinue straight onto CLIMB Blue Trail, heading SE.
  13. 150 ftBear right onto CLIMB Green Trail, heading W.
  14. 350 ftContinue straight onto Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail, heading SW.
  15. 0.2 miBear right, heading W.
  16. 50 ftTurn right, heading W.
  17. 0.2 miTurn right, heading W.
  18. 100 ftArrive back at the trailhead.

Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.

Trail surface

82% dirt18% unspecified

Weather

Sunrise 6:26 AMSunset 7:22 PM

Good to know

  • Parking lot at the trailhead

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