Long Island Trails
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 trails and the habitats surrounding them.

 

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Long Island has many trails including: nature trails, hiking trails, 
biking trails, equestrian trails, cross-country, skiing trails, and more.

Syosset 
MUTTONTOWN PRESERVE
has a marked self-guiding trail  that surrounds one of the old mansions, Chelsea, which is now used for selected cultural exhibitions and affairs. This 550-acre preserve combines the assets of a number of old North Shore estates to provide a quiet, rural, and startlingly extensive area for woodland walks. More info/photos

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MUTTONTOWN PRESERVE

LAKE RONKONKOMA  has a mile long paved walkway. Long Island's largest freshwater lake, and has a circumference of about 2 miles. The Park offers a variety of recreational opportunities.
Attractions & Amenities: fishing pier, baseball fields, handball courts, row boat and canoe launch.
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LAKE RONKONKOMA

Manorville
ROBERT CUSHMAN MURPHY COUNTY PARK
has a foot path that leads to a marshy area. A 2200 acre park which is part of the Peconic River Watershed. Boat launch access. Lake. 
Attractions & Amenities: Boat launch ramp, Bird Watching 
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ROBERT CUSHMAN MURPHY COUNTY PARK

Smithtown
SWEET BRIAR NATURE CENTER
has 54 acres of beautiful hiking trails through habitats including wetlands, fields  with views of the  Nissequogue River; self-guided nature trails, butterfly and moth house. picnic area, gardens, and nature center. Part of the Greenbelt trail runs through the preserve. More info/photos 

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Sweetbriar Nature Center

Woodbury
TRAIL VIEW STATE PARK  is a 400-acre, 7.4-mile linear park that serves as a link along the Nassau/Suffolk Greenbelt Trail that extends from Cold Spring Harbor State Park on the north shore of Suffolk County to Bethpage State Park, and eventually to the south shore of Nassau County. More info/photos

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TRAIL VIEW 
STATE PARK

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