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Oakley Corners State Forest

Owego, NY 13827, USA

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Oakley Corners State Forest is a park, located at Owego, NY 13827, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 607-753-3095, visit their website www.dec.ny.gov for more detailed information.

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Owego, NY 13827, USA
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9 Reviews

  • Manhattanmayfire
    08 October 2017

    A nice place to walk. Two beautiful lakes with a mixture of wide open and narrow trails.

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  • Derek Mignerey
    24 September 2017

    This is one of our favorite places to hike. There was quite a few Trails here and quite a bit to see. In addition it is very well maintained and the trails are hardly ever muddy even if when been raining quite a bit.

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  • Ben Linville
    21 August 2017

    Great for hiking and mountain biking. Trails from beginner to intermediate. Well marked and maintained trails.

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  • Christina Rollo
    16 July 2017

    Good area for hiking, trail was well maintained and easy to navigate.

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  • Ryan Heller
    14 June 2017

    Beautiful, quiet trails with enough variation in difficulty for any experience

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  • Tyler Smith
    15 April 2017

    Fairly extensive trails and decently maintained.

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  • Jared Vargason
    16 January 2017

    Peaceful, good trails and views. Loved camping here

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  • Tim Sweeney
    05 October 2016

    One my favorite places to go hiking. There are two areas of trails separated by a public road. While not crowded, usually you'll see someone else hiking, biking or cross country skiing here. Also popular with hunters, so keep that in mind.

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  • Justin Tyler
    07 August 2016

    A nice state forest for hikes, and primitive camping/backpacking. Unfortunately the experience is hurt by others leaving traces of old campsites, terrible "bushcrafted" half built shelters, and some trash here and there. Venture deeper into the forest on the trails and this disappears. Closest area for me to backpack and camp so I've been there a few times. I will definitely go back, just hope people begin to follow the leave no trace philosophy there a little better.

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