Follow The River On This Simple 2-Mile Hike Through The Woods In New York
By Lea Monroe|Published April 19, 2020
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In the past, here at Only In New York, our readers may remember that we’ve highlighted scenic towns all throughout our state. Previously, we’ve mentioned how if you head up north to the Adirondack Mountains, you can find all sorts of natural wonders and scenic beauty waiting for you in towns like Wilmington. Well, if you’re ready to get an up-close look at why so many of us love exploring this slice of the Empire State, then be sure to read about how this short hike through the mountains will have you following a tranquil river. Check it out!
Make your way up north to the Adirondack Mountains and within Essex County, you can find a short but sweet hike that will leave you feeling nothing short of tranquil.
Those who are traveling along Route 86 in Wilmington will see signs for the Flume Trails, while also easily spotting views of the Ausable River along the way.
The ultimate loop trail to hike along if you're looking for a shorter hike to enjoy here in the Adirondack Mountains, the Flume Trail of New York is one you'll wish you had found out about sooner.
Taking you through shaded forests, the Flume Trail is a roughly 2-mile-long loop trail that will have you hike through all sorts of breathtaking scenery.
Putting you right in front of cascading waterfalls and the rushing waters of the Ausable River, the easy-to-navigate trail is one that often has a variety of hikers trekking along it when it comes to skill level.
So, if you find yourself up in the town of Wilmington and in need of a short but wonderfully rewarding adventure, then be sure to see what it's like to hike along the Ausable River via the Flume Trail.