Closed
As of Thursday, October 1, public access to the Grass River Conservation Easement is closed for the season.
For more detail, refer to the map on the Grass River Complex webpage.
Read on DEC's siteGrasse River Railroad Canoe Carry
Grass River Wild Forest · near Burntbridge Pond Trail
1.9 mi
This trail, one way. Your whole hike may be longer.
Burntbridge Pond Trail Parking Area
Starts 0.9 mi from Burntbridge Pond Trail Parking Area
Closures and warnings
No alertsDEC hasn't posted anything about this trail.
4 more alerts for Grass River Wild ForestClosed
- Caution
As of Tuesday, September 15, the 24.6-mile section of the St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail that crosses the Tooley Pond, Grass River,…
As of Tuesday, September 15, the 24.6-mile section of the St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail that crosses the Tooley Pond, Grass River, and Long Pond Conservation Easements is closed for the season.
Read on DEC's site - Caution
As of Monday, September 7, public non-motorized access on trails, roads, and overland on the Cranberry Forest Conservation Easement is closed for the season.
Read on DEC's site - Notice
Public motorized access to Allen Pond via the Allen Pond Road on the Tooley Pond Conservation Easement is open for the season.
Read on DEC's site
1 more alert for the Northwestern regionClosed
- Closed
As of Wednesday, September 30, public access to the designates Public Use Area on the Five Mile Conservation Easement is closed for the season.
For more details refer to the map on the Raquette Boreal Complex webpage.
Read on DEC's site
Updated from DEC · DEC's page
Not affiliated with NYS DEC. Conditions change — verify with DEC before you go. Emergencies: 911 or 1-833-NYS-RANGERS.
Where to park
- Burntbridge Pond Trail Parking Area0.9 mi from the trail · DEC parking
- Gilbert Tract Parking Area2.2 mi from the trail · DEC parking
- Spruce Mtn. Road Parking Area4.5 mi from the trail · DEC parking5 Vehicle Capacity
Distances are as the crow flies.
More trails near Burntbridge Pond Trail
Trail map from NY State DEC. DEC's page for Grass River Wild Forest.
Trail markers: Yellow.