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Description • SEASONAL ROAD CLOSURE: Roads leading to this trailhead are subject to seasonal closure. For more information, please visit: https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/24487.html Begin from Scutt Road Trailhead and start up the Escarpment Trail. Continue onto Schutt Road and Yellow Horse Trail before meeting back up with Escarpment.
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Start from the Scutt Road Trailhead and access the Escarpment Trail across the road. This then leads to Schutt Rd, the Yellow Horse Trail, and Escarpment again before reaching Inspiration Point. This is an awesome spot to relax and enjoy the scenery before heading back. Reviews (252) Photos (1,141) Activities (369) Completed (2,229) 5 4 3 2 1 4.7
Trailhead
Directions from the Scutt Road Parking Area 1) Pick up the blue-blazed Escarpment Trail, which snakes north past dozens of cliff-top overlooks with views across the Hudson River to Vermont and Massachusetts. Near mile 14, descend from 3,940-foot Blackhead Mountain, keeping an eye out for the junction for the Batavia Kill Lean-to.
Scutt Rd Loop via Badman Cave and Artist’s Rock to North South Lake
From the Scutt Road parking area: Follow the blue-marked Escarpment trail south. At 0.5 miles, continue on the blue-marked trail (please sign in and out at the register). Crossing the Spruce Brook bridge leads to the viewing platform, continuing along the Escarpment trail leads to the junction with the yellow-marked Lower Falls trail.
Trailhead Photos, Diagrams & Topos SummitPost
Escarpment Trail - Southwestern Section Overview of this Hike: Distance: 4.79 round trip from parking at bridge to Monument, Sunset Ledge, and Insiration Ledge and back. Time: 2.5 hours round trip (hiking time) Elevation Loss: 396' loss from parking lot
Photo From Scutt Road towards Leonard Hill Andy
The trail features incredible vistas of Lake Mead and Boulder Basin and five tunnels - each approximately 25 feet wide, 30 feet high, and 300 feet long.. As you begin, look for a rocky road on the south side of the railroad bed. This is believed to be the original road created for the construction of Hoover Dam. Approaching tunnel #1, on.
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TrailsNH Scutt Road Parking NY Weather Page includes the text based forecast, current radar and more. Parking Trail Map. The Hill Shaded Trail Map and Satellite Trail Map for Scutt Road Parking NY were design by Kimball/TrailsNH, based on geographic information from OpenStreetMap.
The Trailhead
After crossing over a creek full of moss-covered rocks, go southeast on the Scutt Road Trail. The red-blazed foot path climbs up 2,400-foot South Mountain. The route rejoins the Escarpment as it winds west toward Boulder Rock, a south-facing tier with views of mountains to west and the Hudson Valley. The path goes north along a ridgeline to.
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Scutt Rd Loop via Badman Cave and Artist's Rock to North South Lake Hard • 4.6 (153) Kaaterskill Wild Forest Photos (3,222) Directions Print/PDF map Length 5.9 miElevation gain 715 ftRoute type Loop Experience this 5.9-mile loop trail near Tannersville, New York.
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Parking is located at the Scutt Road parking area. From the trailhead, cross North lake Road and hike 1.3 miles along the Rock Shelter Trail over rolling terrain to the intersection of the Mary's Glen trail. Start climbing uphill (north) for .8 miles along the red Mary's Glen trail until the intersection with the blue Escarpment trail.
Meanderthals trailhead
Catskill Park This loop hike follows the Catskill Escarpment north of North/South Lake, with many spectacular views. 42.200662, -74.058473 Cross to the east side of the road and follow the blue-blazed Escarpment Trail (co-aligned with a yellow-blazed horse trail) into the woods.
North Point & North Mountain from Scutt Road Catskills
Cross to the east side of the road and follow the blue-blazed Escarpment Trail (co-aligned with a yellow-blazed horse trail) into the woods. The trail heads south and descends through a mixed forest of hemlocks and deciduous trees. In half a mile, the trail crosses two old railroad rights-of-way and a bridge over the outlet of North/South Lake. After crossing another bridge, you'll reach a.
Road to Trailhead Photos, Diagrams & Topos SummitPost
At Mile post 5.79 (elevation 2,141') you will encounter another Trail Junction. This trail junction is for the old rail road tracks Going Left will take you to Scutt Road (about 200' away). Going Straight will take you back to the Scutt Road Parking Lot. You can go either direction. Going Left is 0.33 miles back to your car, and is an easier hike.
Trailhead Entrance from Squaw Peak Road Photos, Diagrams & Topos
Time: 3.5 hours round trip (hiking time) Elevation Loss:396' loss from parking lot Side Trips: Plane Crash near boulder rock and North/South Lake Best Time to Hike:Anytime of day Difficulty:Easy most of the hike VO Map No: #12 - #16 - #12 - #122 Catskill Highest:100+ Highest Elevation:2,482' Digital Mapper: TopoTerrainSatellite
385 Scutt Road in Greenville, NY Listed For 174,900.00 by Leo E Palmer
Venue. 42.20099, -74.05822 Scutt Trailhead. Scutt Road. Haines Falls, NY 12436 United States + Google Map. Hike to Red Hill Fire Tower ». Join the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference's Catskill Summit Stewards on a moderate, approximately 5-mile hike along the Escarpment Trail near North-South Lake. Along the way, the stewards….
Photo Scutt Road Andy
Turn left and walk a short distance to Scutt Road, which is on your right. Turn right on Scutt Road and continue for a few hundred feet to the parking area where the hike began. Date of hike: 7/31/2010. Turn By Turn Description: From parking lot cross Scutt Road to blue-blazed Escarpment trailhead 0.5 mile keep right on blue, red goes left