A sign for the Finger Lakes Trail, a lengthy pet-friendly hiking route beginning in Allegany State Park, NY. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
The Finger Lakes region of New York is home to the dog-friendly Finger Lakes Trail, starting in Allegany State Park. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
A bridge joins sections of Finger Lakes Trail, an expansive dog-friendly route which starts in Allegany State Park, NY. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
A sign for the Finger Lakes Trail, a lengthy pet-friendly hiking route beginning in Allegany State Park, NY. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
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The Finger Lakes region of New York is home to the dog-friendly Finger Lakes Trail, starting in Allegany State Park. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
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A bridge joins sections of Finger Lakes Trail, an expansive dog-friendly route which starts in Allegany State Park, NY. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
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A sign for the Finger Lakes Trail, a lengthy pet-friendly hiking route beginning in Allegany State Park, NY. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
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The Finger Lakes region of New York is home to the dog-friendly Finger Lakes Trail, starting in Allegany State Park. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
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A bridge joins sections of Finger Lakes Trail, an expansive dog-friendly route which starts in Allegany State Park, NY. Photo by @fingerlakestrailconference.
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Finger Lakes Trail

The Finger Lakes Trail is a dog-friendly route from the Pennsylvania-New York border in Allegany State Park to the Catskill Forest Preserve. The longest continuous hiking trail in New York State, this trail stretches across 549 miles to the eastern terminus at the junction of the Long Path, and 950 miles to the summit of Slide Mountain. For visitors who find themselves in the Finger Lakes Region, the Erie Canal corridor, or just about anywhere in the Allegheny, Genessee, Susquehannah, or Delaware River watersheds, the Finger Lakes Trail is close by. Take Fido on a short day-hike, a weekend campout, or a multi-day backpacking trip. Visit Website

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