Keuka Lake Outlet TrailKeuka Lake is one of only two Finger Lakes that outlets into another Finger Lake, that being Seneca Lake. The Keuka Lake Outlet, which drops 270 feet from Keuka Lake down into Seneca Lake, was used for many years for industry and transportation. The outlet powered mills of all types from 1789 until 1968. Today the outlet provides a wealth of beauty and history to those who walk, bike, or cross country ski the trail that meanders along side her. The drop is gradual and spread out along the 7.5 mile trail. By bike it is not overly strenuous, yet it is suggested that you start in Dresden and work toward Penn Yan. When you are tired from your slight uphill travels, you'll be happy that the return trip has gravity working on your behalf. Things to see on the Keuka Lake Outlet Trail
For a step by step trail description and map visit Footprintpress How to get to the Keuka Lake Outlet TrailThere are parking places at both ends of the trail and a couple of places inbetween. Again due to the slight uphill nature of the trail, Dresden is the place to start. From Geneva
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