This will be a 12-mile point-to-point hike that involves a car shuttle beginning and ending at the Burnt Hill Road trailhead and parking area.

The terrain is easy. Dress appropriately; the Interloken is notoriously wet and muddy in sections.

Bring water and lunch or snacks.

If you will have trouble navigating to the trail head, email the hike leader at the address above.

Check this web announcement the day of the hike for changes or a cancellation.
The Interloken Trail is a 12-mile point-to-point hike nestled in the heart of the Finger Lakes National Forest. This moderately challenging trail offers a diverse experience, from open pastures to dense woodlands, making it a popular choice for hikers, backpackers, and nature enthusiasts alike.  

• Varied Terrain: Experience a mix of open fields, rolling hills, and forested areas.  
• Scenic Beauty: Enjoy stunning vistas of Seneca Lake and the surrounding countryside.
• Wildlife Encounters: Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including deer, birds, and small mammals.
• Ponds and Waterways: Refresh at Foster Pond and Teeter Pond for a peaceful break.

Trail Conditions:

• Moderately Challenging: The trail includes some uphill climbs and uneven terrain.
• Muddy Conditions: The trail can be muddy in spring and fall, so proper footwear is essential.   

Planning Your Hike:

• Length and Time: The entire trail is 12 miles, typically taking around 6 hours to complete.