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Kent’s Town Trails

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Kent’s Town Trails

This page is totally unfair to the lovely town of Kent. Kent has some of the best hiking in the entire state. A bunch of state parks, the Appalachian Trail, and a slew of land trusts. Just a crazy amount of outdoor adventure awaits in the New York border town. There are probably over a hundred miles to hike in Kent.

But the town itself oversees… one little town park trail. Of course, this being Kent, that “one little town park trail” takes hikers up a hill to an overlook. Because that’s what every trail in Kent does.

I promise not to overlook li’l ol’ Emery Park and treat it as an equal to the big daddy parks in town.

My Kent Town Hikes:

Emery Park

CTMQ’s Guide to Kent
Various maps of Kent
CTMQ’s Town Owned Land Trails

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