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Bowman Lake State
Park
McDonough, NY
 2 miles of trails spread over 660 acres. Cross country skiing,
hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, campsites, waterfront area (35
acre, man-made lake, picnic area and pavilion).
Brookfield State Forest
Columbus, NY 130 miles of trails, spread over 13,000 acres.
Cross country skiing, hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, drinking
water, pavilion, picnic area, handicapped mounting platforms for horseback
riding, NYS DEC. (607) 334-5312
Chenango County
Snowmobile Trails 
Trails
span north and east parts of the county. Over 200 miles of State
Corridor Trail and Secondary Trail. More information (607) 336-4436.
Finger
Lakes Trail 77.9 mile span across NY state. 5 mile
trail sections run throughout Chenango County. Bird watching, cross
country skiing, hiking, photography, snowshoeing. For local maps and
guide books contact Ed Sidote (607) 334-4436. For more information
about the trail, write to the Finger Lakes Trails Conference, Inc, PO Box
18048, Rochester, NY 14618. |
Millbrook Recreation Area
New Berlin, NY
Trails are currently being developed. Over 175 acres
of fishing and hiking. Town Clerk's Office: (607) 847-8909
Pharsalia Recreational
Vehicle Trails
Pharsalia, NY
18.2 miles of marked trails. Cross country skiing,
hiking, horseback riding. Lean to and picnic areas. Town
Clerk's Office: (607) 647-5739. Pharsalia
Wildlife Management Area
Pharsalia, NY 4,356
acres. Bird watching, cross-country skiing, fishing, hunting, nature
trapping.. Access depends on weather conditions. (607)
647-5772. New York State Fish Hatchery
County
Road 26
South Otselic, NY Fish hatchery including
Rainbow and Brook Trout, Walleye, Muskies. Open daily from 7:30am to
4:00pm. Rogers Environmental Center Sherburne,
NY 2 mile trail with educational stations spread over 571
acres. Bird watching, cross country skiing, hiking, snowshoes.
Visitor center with educational programs, picnic areas. (607)
674-4017. Stoney Pond State Forest Morrisville,
NY (about 30 miles north of Otselic) 12 miles of trails
spread over 1, 469 acres. Cross country skiing, hiking and
snowmobiling. NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation. (607)
334-5312 |
