This route follows Lazy Leopard Creek upstream.The creek is a tributary of Oneonta Creek that flows behind Oneonta High School for 0.8 miles and descends over 320 feet from its highest source though forested Glenwood Cem...
Bike to new island, cross the river, then explore wetlands and railroad line on far side. 4 miles walking, the rest biking
Ten locations are hidden around Wilber Park with clues to get you from one to the next. Start at the upper picnic pavilion.
Scouting New Island for rerouted trail below dam and new short side trail for a view near trestle, 220806. (You can ignore the highway detour afterwards, I forgot to turn off the track.)
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Walk w Natalie and Ida on a dismal drizzly day when the leaves are turning brown as depressing late fall arrives
Proposed Oneonta Creek trail, OHS section. This section does not have an established trail. It is owned by the Oneonta City School District.
New hiking trail above Wilber Park in the county forest-owned Van Cleft Wildlife Sanctuary. Trail built by SUNY Oneonta volunteers and the Otsego county forester in April 2019.
Lazy Leopard creek is a creek north of Oneonta High School. The main branch that 0.8 miles down the ridge into Oneonta Creek. This is the route of the north branch which forks just above the baseball field. The creek cha...
Hartwick scout trail options from Table Rock trail down to Clinton St 200112. This is an upper route; see 191109 for lower route.
Lower reservoir service road along the west side of the reservoir and Wilber creek from the dam to the north end of Lower Reservoir Rd. Note this trail is wet and muddy in many places along the reservoir but otherwise go...
Neawha Park and adjacent Catella Park cover a 115-acre area near downtown Oneonta. Most of the park is open sports fields, skate park, picnic shelters and a playground. Mill Race creek borders two sides of the park and i...
Neawha Park and adjacent Catella Park cover a 115-acre area near downtown Oneonta. Most of the park is open sports fields, skate park, picnic shelters and a playground. Mill Race creek borders two sides of the park and i...
I woke up with a goal of biking 10 miles today. I set off and ended up looping around central Oneonta. I didn't feel like adding any large hills to my path. Next time I might have a goal of 10 miles with some bigger hill...
This is a proposed trail at Hartwick College along the north edge of lower campus, to serve as a possible continuation of the Crosstown trail and a connection to the existing Strawberry Field trail system.
Oneonta City of the Hills trail, part 8c. This trail section starts from the Van Cleft trail above Wilber Park, descending across the Glenwood Cemetery property to Glenwood creek and Cemetery Hill Rd.
Lower alternative route between Oneonta HS and the lower reservoir along Oneonta Creek via private property. Scouted 200123
This map shows some existing trails in the Van Cleft Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary, a 51-acre Otsego County Forest property adjacent to Wilber Park.
The Van Cleft Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary is a 42-acre Otsego County Forest property on the ridge above Wilber Park. The one-mile loop trail connects to other hiking and mountain biking trails in the park and adjacent Gl...
This is an alternate side trail to connect the City of the Hills trail in the east rail yard to Chestnut Street. A boardwalk would be needed to cross wetlands and steps to Chestnut St. Although this is more direct than ...
This is a side trail to connect the City of the Hills trail to Table Rock viewpoint at Hartwick. Although 0.2 miles out of the way, Table Rock is an outstanding feature so it might make sense to route the main trail this...
This branch starts in a drainage ditch above the OHS practice field, circles around it and through the pond. It joins the north branch just above the pond, and they flow into the main creek just below the pond.
Route for multiuse trail paralleling Silver Creek and West St. from SUNY Oneonta to College Camp. Scouted 200217. Note some different route options compared to 200214 map.
This branch starts in the red pine woods above the OHS practice field, then comes through a drainage ditch under the powerline, down to a second drainage ditch alongside the field. It flows south into the main branch.
Trying to hike w Natalie when she is scared of the woods and hunters is a big mistake. Tried to hike Koehn s to our land but only made it to Wilcox with constant arguments
Oneonta City of the Hills trail, part 9a. This trail section goes alongside 3 roads: Cemetery Hill Rd to Balford Rd to Christy Lane.
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