Garnsey Park Trail is a 2 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Rexford, New York that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, trail running, and nature trips and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
hiking
nature trips
trail running
walking
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wildlife
Great, easy walk for our puppy to handle. Long enough to stop and have a snack with binoculars for bird watching, but not an all day affair. Well marked.
very nice set of trails. I have been twice and both times encounters very wet spots, but that's the only downfall. I feel safe going into this park alone on my way home from work as well. I found a jack in the pulpit on my first trip and the second time I brought a book and sat in the meadow area and attempted to read and just enjoyed the quiet.
We XC skied on little snow 3/9 but still had fun. The trails are groomed for XC so you have to wait until conditions are good and then follow the groomer. Check Facebook’s Shenendehowa Nordic Club for ski trail updates
good little walk. was pretty icy in spots.
easy to walk with older dog and still challenging enough for the younger dog. nice area to take in the morning
Super Muddy!!
Nice family friendly
Took my dog for a hike on this trail. To be honest I didn't even know about it until we passed it and stopped. It's not bad. we liked the open field so he can run around without a leash for a little and I didn't see anyone else however there were many cars parked. I think we're going to try it again this week.
Its a beautiful, easy walk. Even my husband who is disabled with RA made it around. It helped that at one point there was a bench for him to rest on.
An easy hike, well maintained, and a beautiful piece of land. I came in to geocache and I'm very glad that I did.
Went to Garnsey as a local way to get outdoors. Nice little trail, very easy. It was a short hike from the parking area gradually up a few feet through an open meadow and into the woods. We went out just as the midday sun was starting to bake but just as you start to heatup you are in the woods and cooling down. For such a short hike you can get in hiking through a meadow of wildflowers and then in the woods woodland plants. Rt 146 is quite busy so use caution pulling into and out of the parking area, You can here road traffic from most of the trails, not horrible, but not quite.
Very easy, very nice little trail that our dog enjoys as well. We have been on the trails here during the Fall, Spring and Summer and each season has been nice.