4K - Heritage Trail - Goshen to Middletown - Orange County, New York

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @jaycee6556
    @jaycee6556 3 года назад +2

    It’s a pretty hearty trip but it’s so fun.

  • @bbr6444
    @bbr6444 2 года назад +1

    I lived in goshen for almost thirty years. I used to take the kids and the dog on the heritage trail all the time. But I lived out of town so I came in through 61/2 station road

  • @vrsickkkk
    @vrsickkkk 3 года назад +1

    Beautiful trail

  • @bbr6444
    @bbr6444 2 года назад

    Heritage trail goes to Chester too.

  • @mikesparta1233
    @mikesparta1233 2 года назад

    Looks like a bunch of new "no trespassing" signs cropped up on that little gravel section behind the yellow building @ 2:50 or so. Is that someone's house now?

  • @veganlyncat
    @veganlyncat 4 года назад +2

    So pretty! Makes me miss home. The Berkshire this time of year is dazzling!
    Missed seeing your faces.😘

  • @elishsari
    @elishsari 3 года назад

    I don't understand. Last time I rode the trail. it ended in Goshen. Has it been extended or is the extension still in the planning stages? Why are you riding on the road?

    • @JuicePod
      @JuicePod  3 года назад

      It has extended towards Middletown and now goes almost to i84 before it ends. The only thing is there is no trail for the short distance from the end of the Goshen trail to the start of the Middletown Trail.

    • @jaycee6556
      @jaycee6556 3 года назад +1

      It’s been extended which is very cool :)

    • @bbr6444
      @bbr6444 2 года назад

      Go in the other direction out of town towards Middletown. It’s very nice there. The other way towards Chester is more crowded but still very pretty. on the left after he crosses 6 1/2 station rd there would have been fields to the dairy farm I lived on. I moved away in 2004 but I can remember when that trail was a working train line in the late 1970s. I missed hearing those trains at night and early n the morning. 61/2 station road meant that 6 1/2 station was a stop to pick up milk cans from the dairy farmers.