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1,864 ft
1,198 ft
4.43 mi
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near Hoseville, New York (United States)
Distance
4.43 miElevation gain
1,411 ftTechnical difficulty
DifficultElevation loss
1,411 ftMax elevation
1,864 ftTrailrank
28Min elevation
1,198 ftTrail type
LoopTime
2 hours 28 minutesCoordinates
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March 14, 2012Recorded
March 2012Dig The Falls All rights reserved
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Fore-mention: Sorry for the lapse in trail data while hiking up. The reception is sketchy at best...
Whetstone Gulf State Park is one of the areas best and versatile in a wide range experiences. You can hike, bike, CC ski, snow shoe, camp, kayak, ATV, Snowmobile and more.
The North/South Trail Loop is about a 5 mile loop over uneven terrain. I was there for the one purpose to capture the gulf's tallest waterfall, while there was still water running over it.
I have been here in August and you can walk the entire gulf bottom to the base of the tallest waterfall on the main stream. The gulf squeezes down to the point where you can almost touch both sides with your arms stretched out.
There are many vantage points of seeing across and into the gulf bottom. This is an amazing hike that many could travel during great conditions, but can become a very difficult trail very fast during the wrong conditions.
Trail signs state it is for expert CC skiers only.
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Brought to you by:
Dig The Falls and Edward Smathers Photography
Whetstone Gulf State Park is one of the areas best and versatile in a wide range experiences. You can hike, bike, CC ski, snow shoe, camp, kayak, ATV, Snowmobile and more.
The North/South Trail Loop is about a 5 mile loop over uneven terrain. I was there for the one purpose to capture the gulf's tallest waterfall, while there was still water running over it.
I have been here in August and you can walk the entire gulf bottom to the base of the tallest waterfall on the main stream. The gulf squeezes down to the point where you can almost touch both sides with your arms stretched out.
There are many vantage points of seeing across and into the gulf bottom. This is an amazing hike that many could travel during great conditions, but can become a very difficult trail very fast during the wrong conditions.
Trail signs state it is for expert CC skiers only.
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Brought to you by:
Dig The Falls and Edward Smathers Photography
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