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Towering trees and peaceful forest are the norm on this lovely hike to a beautiful pond. This hike is also part of the Moriah Hiking Challenge

Key statistics

  • Distance: 5 miles round trip
  • Elevation gain: 550 feet

Hiking Crowfoot Pond

The bridge over Crowfoot Brook has been out, but the brook crossing isn’t difficult when the water is low. The trail is relatively flat with a slight gain in elevation that is spread out over a long distance. 

This old forest road turned foot trail climbs through a dark evergreen forest as it passes over the low shoulder of Stiles Hill, which is on the left. The trail reaches the pond and passes left of it. The trail eventually ends at private property on the north shore of Crowfoot Pond. Please respect the rights of private landowners and do not proceed farther.

How to get there

Ensign Pond Road is 2.5 miles north of North Hudson. (Casa Turn Road/Route 4C leads to Ensign Pond Road.) Continue for 10.7 miles and turn left on Tracy Road. Continue for 1.75 miles to the trailhead on the right. The trailhead parking is down a steep dirt entrance, so take your time pulling off the road. 

A wooden sign for Crowfoot Pond A wooden sign in register for a hike An old wooden bridge in a forest A new wooden bridge on a hiking trail A small water cascade over rocks A trail through tall, skinny trees A small pond surrounded by trees

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