Peaked Rock Trail at the BattenKill State Forest

Description

Deer and turkey are abundant and the resident ravens and barred owls are sure to entertain you. Fisher, bobcats, and coyotes are present, and bald eagles working the Battenkill are seen in late fall and winter soaring the ridgeline. Bear occasionally traverse the area.

Distance And Terrain

This trail is very steep between .05 and 1.1 miles from the trailhead where it climbs 700 feet in .06 miles

Highlights And Key Points Along The Route

Trail head off Route 313

Identify And Describe The Management Organization

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation