Macsherry Trail Long Loop is a 2.6 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Schermerhorn Landing, New York that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
birding
cross country skiing
fishing
hiking
mountain biking
nature trips
snowshoeing
trail running
walking
forest
river
views
wildlife
Roughly three miles long, the Macsherry Trail begins at a trail head off of Indian Point Road in Hammond. Passing beaver ponds and meandering through woods, it leads to Crooked Creek itself with a wonderful view of Chippewa Bay at the "Old Boyscout Camp," before circling back to the trailhead. Volunteers help to maintain the Macsherry Trail and steward the Preserve.
Good trail, well maintained. The horse and deer flies were horrendous though. Took the dogs, no real spot for them to swim. No real overlook for the river.
This trail is about 5 minutes from my home. I have never run into people on the trail, I enjoy it for trail running! Great variety of terrain! Always lots of wildlife in the area!
I thought it was a great trail with some beautiful sites. Parts of the trail were pretty rough. Lots of big roots and rocks all over the path. There were some parts were you had to climb. If you’re not careful you could definitely roll your ankle or something. Just have to watch where you step. Other than that, it was so beautiful.
Good trail to view birds. Excellent wetlands. A little muddy but the boardwalks are cool.Traffic noise was annoying near Rt12 but back in the pines is great. Neat bare rocks and wonderful scents.
The trail is mostly a mown path, which then cuts into the woods to circle back. The raised walkways are nice, but the whole trail seems randomly defined, necessitating more raised paths than if it had been more thoughtfully planned. I didn't find the trail exceedingly picturesque, but it's fine if you just need a walk in the woods.
Super nice trail! Well marked with beautiful view of the wetlands and water. First half mile in for the short and long loop is grassy trail. Watch for snakes (gardeners) and frogs and wear high socks or long pants for ticks. Great lookout spots on the long loop and little inclines here and there. Little muddy in spots but nothing to navigate around. Would definitely visit this place again!
Wow, a beautiful trail with a great experience. The trail has a varying degree of inclines that make this trail that more interesting. This trail offers a short loop for a quick hike and a long loop for those wanting a little more. If you take the short loop you will miss the beautiful view at the main look out point! Protect yourself with bug spray because there are a lot of bugs. The return route has an area that is flooded out, skirt the flooded creek to left about 150 meters and it will take you to the original route (bridge). I skirted back right and got on the return route because I wanted to see the whole trail, but you can go back the way you came.
Pretty wet trail (in May) but had nice views of the marsh
https://tilandtrust.org/explore/preserves-trails/crooked-creek-preserve
Roughly three miles long, the Macsherry Trail begins at a trail head off of Indian Point Road in Hammond. Passing beaver ponds and meandering through woods, it leads to Crooked Creek itself with a wonderful view of Chippewa Bay at the "Old Boyscout Camp," before circling back to the trailhead.
Volunteers help to maintain the Macsherry Trail and steward the Preserve.