Boonville Black River Canal Trail

Along the towpath of the old Black River Canal system

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Info: This trail is a biking/walking/ski trail along what was once the Black River Canal.  One end of the trail starts at the village entrance and runs south to an existing multi-purpose recreation trail system as well as  the Boonville Youth Athletic Association ball fields and the Headwaters Shopping Plaza.  The trail also connects to other trails which are part of the BREIA (Black River Environmental Improvement Association) trails system.  Along the trail you will cross a 19th Century Whipple Bridge and eventually walk or ride parallel to Route 46. After 6+ miles you will arrive at Pixley Falls State Park and Route 46.
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Photos from the winter, skiing

Directions/Location: The trail can be entered from the village of Boonville or along Route 46, from Pixley Falls State Park.
To access the trail from Boonville find the intersection of NYS Route 12 and 12D as you enter Boonville.

Coordinates/Waypoint(s):  ?

Trail Distance: 6.25 miles

Date/Time Open: ?

Mountain Biking Allowed: Yes, recommended.

Hiking/Walking Allowed: Yes.

Cross-Country Skiing: Yes

Fishing: ?

Pets Allowed: Yes.

Built on Former Railroad Bed: No.

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