Shawangunk Trails Map
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2019 - 11th edition
Our Shawangunk Trails Map is a three-map set featuring trails in the northern Shawangunks region of New York.
Shawangunk Trails Map - 2019 - 11th edition
Three-map set, map #s 104, 105 & 106A/106B
Our Shawangunk Trails Map is a three-map set featuring trails in the northern Shawangunks region of New York, and our latest edition now includes junction-to-junction trail mileage numbers directly on the maps. The maps are printed in vibrant color on waterproof and tear-resistant Tyvek, and are a must-have for exploring the special features of the Shawangunk region, including breathtaking cliffs, pitch pines growing out of bedrock, and spectacular views. The 2019 update also includes several new trails, including the Stony Kill Falls Trail and the River-to-Ridge Trail, newly-preserved lands, changes to the roads and trails near the Minnewaska park entrance, and the addition of several viewpoints.
Map features include:
- More than 200 miles of maintained trails and carriage roads, many of which are open to bikes and horses, in the northern Shawangunks of Ulster County
- Parklands including Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Mohonk Preserve, Shawangunk Ridge State Forest, and the Mohonk Mountain House property
- Sections of the Long Path and Shawangunk Ridge Trail
- Junction-to-junction trail mileage numbers
- 20-foot elevation contours
- 1:30,000 scale (1 inch = 0.47 mile)
- Convenient map sizes to carry and use on the trail
- Map featuring the route of the Long Path/Shawangunk Ridge Trail between Wurtsboro and Route 52
- Enlarged large-scale map of complex trail network in the area of Mohonk Mountain House
- Parkland boundaries
- Unmaintained trails and woods roads
- Viewpoints, waterfalls, mines, and other points of interest
- Parking areas
- Public transportation
- Park contact information, history, and regulations
- UTM coordinate grid
Trail Conference maps are built on more than 85 years of mapping experience. They are the trusted source for reliable trail information in the New York-New Jersey metropolitan region. These maps are "Made By the People Who Build the Trails" and are regularly updated with changes to the trails.
