Smith Woods

Total distance: 1.1 miles

Difficulty level(s): easy

Smith Woods is one of the few remaining old growth forests in central New York (32 acres), distinguished by its accessibility and flat terrain, bordering the Village of Trumansburg. Large beech, hemlock and maples inhabit the site, along with 20 other tree species and many spring ephemerals. There are three trails that traverse the forest - all converge near the beginning of the trai and at the other end along Rt. 96 near the ShurSave. This forest is across from the fairgrounds. It is fenced in to prevent deer browsing. Please close the gate.

Trailhead GPS Coordinates

Latitude: 42.537913
Longitude: -76.647093

Parking Locations

Bus Stops

Trail Attributes

  • Good for Hiking
  • Good for Running
  • Good for Cross-Country Skiiing
  • Good for Snowshoeing
  • Unique Wildlife Viewing

More Info

Part of interconnected trail system:

Trail Surface: Gravel

Trail Markers: no

Use of firearms for deer hunting is not allowed. Bow hunting may be allowed. BE SAFE: See the specific trail owner/steward’s website for the most up to date details

This trail is open year round.

Visit the Trail Owners/Stewards

https://www.priweb.org/index.php/ed-smithwoods