If you love to ride your bike, the Mohawk-Hudson Bike Hike trail would be an excellent way to spend a summer afternoon. The trail connects Albany and Schenectady counties of Upstate New York and provides amazing river views. Bicyclists of all skill levels will be able to find a section of the trail that is right for them—personally, we recommend the Empire State Trail section of the path, an 11-mile jaunt that goes through Albany and is great for all ages. For more information on the best bike trail in upstate New York, keep reading below.

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A trip on the Mohawk-Hudson Bike Hike Trail is an ideal Upstate New York activity: You get some great views and you a little bit of exercise, too. Whether you live close to Upstate or in a different part of New York altogether, it’s definitely worth taking the trip—just don’t forget to bring your bike. While you are in the Albany area, why not take some more time out of your summer to check out at least one of these three historic Dutch Colonial landmarks. If you need a place to stay, we recommend the Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Albany.

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