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Starting from the main parking area at Robert G. Wehle State Park, this route links the Dancing Gypsy, Dancing Dog, and Snakefoot Trails into a counterclockwise loop. The trail begins through open meadows before weaving into shaded forest and eventually skirting the park’s dramatic Lake Ontario shoreline. Rocky sections along the cliffs offer panoramic views but require caution—stay on marked paths to avoid unstable edges.
The loop showcases the park’s unique character, blending natural beauty with artistic touches inspired by the park’s founder, including creatively named trails and sculptural elements. With a mix of terrain and steady but gentle elevation changes, this is one of the best coastal day hikes in northern New York. Expect limited shade near the lake and potential tick exposure in brushy sections—come prepared with water and proper gear.
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