Guide to Hiking Trails
of the
Finger Lakes Region
11th Edition, 2009
© Copyright 2009, Cayuga Trails Club, Inc.
Table of Contents
Preface to 11th Edition
Introduction
Geology of the Finger Lakes Region
History of the Region
Suggestions for Hikers
Use of Trails
Useful Web Sites
Maps of Finger Lakes Trail System
Trail Head Coordinates
Part I - Main Finger Lakes Trail, Loops, and Side Trails: Birdseye Hollow Road to Tone Road
Foreword
Some Historical Highlights of the FLT and Cayuga Trails Club
Some Named Places on the Finger Lakes Trail
South Bradford Section: Steuben County Road 96 to Maple Lane
Sugar Hill Section: Maple Lane to NY Route 14
Seneca Lake Section: NY Route 14 to Schuyler County Road 6
Queen Catharine Marsh Loop Trail
Montour Falls Historic Loop Trail
Interloken Trail
Texas Hollow Loop
Connecticut Hill Section: Schuyler County Road 6 to NY Routes 13/34/96
Van Lone Hill Loop
Bob Cameron Loop
Danby Section: NY Routes 13/34/96 to Junction of Heisey and Eastman Hill Roads
Buttermilk Falls Spur
Abbott Loop
Caroline Section: Junction of Heisey and Eastman Hill Roads to NY Route 38
Virgil Mountain Section: NY Route 38 to Tone Road
Spanish Loop
Irvin Trail
Dabes Diversion Loop
Virgil Mountain Loop
Part II - Cayuga Trail: Stewart Avenue to NY Route 13 to Varna
Part III - Other Trails and Places of Interest near Ithaca
Finger Lakes State Parks
Robert H. Treman State Park
Buttermilk Falls State Park
Taughannock Falls State Park
Watkins Glen State Park
Fillmore Glen State Park
The Arnot Teaching and Research Forest
Cornell Plantations
Finger Lakes National Forest
Finger Lakes Land Trust Nature Preserves
Also in the Ithaca Area
Selected Bibliography
Appendix: FLT Trail Head Coordinates
Maps: Eleven Finger Lakes Trail System map sheets: (M13-M19), Interloken Trail (I1), Queen Catharine Marsh Loop Trail (QCMLT), Montour Falls Historic Loop Trail (MFHLT), Spanish Loop Trail (SLT). The Cayuga Trail, which is not part of the Finger Lakes Trail System, is on a separate map.
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Typical trail description on back of map
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