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- Butler Sanctuary Red LoopModerate•4.5(772)#1 - Butler Sanctuary Red LoopLength: 3.1 mi•Est. 1h 22mIn November 2019, the Butler Sanctuary revised the Red Loop (see photos). This loop added and combined several paths, and in the future it will be revised again (to include the old Orange outer northern trail). This may seem confusing, but the Sanctuary wanted to phase out lesser used paths, and consolidate main paths for better navigation and maintenance. Its still a real gem, and well recommended!!
- Butler Sanctuary Yellow, Red and Northern Orange TrailEasy•4.5(303)#2 - Butler Sanctuary Yellow, Red and Northern Orange TrailLength: 2.7 mi•Est. 1h 12m
- Meyer Preserve Upper Meadows TrailModerate•4.4(96)#3 - Meyer Preserve Upper Meadows TrailLength: 4.6 mi•Est. 1h 58m
- Butler Sanctuary Northern Orange and Red Trail LoopModerate•4.4(88)#4 - Butler Sanctuary Northern Orange and Red Trail LoopLength: 1.9 mi•Est. 44mThis loop is an easy to moderate walk/hike on the Sanctuary. Highlights include a pine grove, marsh, various tree types, and a stone gathering area at the trailhead. Free and ample parking.
- Butler Sanctuary Yellow, Red, and Blue LoopModerate•4.4(83)#5 - Butler Sanctuary Yellow, Red, and Blue LoopLength: 1.0 mi•Est. 26mThe Butler Sanctuary is a pristine and picturesque nature preserve. This trail is approximately a one mile loop. The beginning ascends quickly to the Sanctuary's wonderful hawk watch stands. Highlights include great seasonal birds of prey watching, a lush forest, rock croppings, evergreens, wildlife, and well marked trails. Ample free parking during all seasons.
- Butler Sanctuary HawkwatchModerate•4.8(20)#6 - Butler Sanctuary HawkwatchLength: 0.5 mi•Est. 15mA quick, popular loop to the Butler Sanctuary Hawk Watch viewing stands. Many visitors from late August to late November for local migration of birds of prey (e.g. hawks, falcons). Voluntary bird counting and inventory, see Butler Sanctuary website. Free and ample parking.
- Byram Lake Blue Trail to Red and Yellow Marsh LoopModerate•4.3(26)#7 - Byram Lake Blue Trail to Red and Yellow Marsh LoopLength: 3.3 mi•Est. 1h 37mThe Butler Sanctuary is a pristine and picturesque nature preserve. This trail is a much lesser traveled path with a steep grade and great terrain. Highlights include a marsh, lush forest, rock croppings, evergreens, wildlife, and well marked trails. There is very limited free parking by the lake.
- Butler Sanctuary Blue and Red Figure 8The Butler Sanctuary is a pristine and picturesque nature preserve. This trail is a figure eight double loop. The trail covers a moderate grade and along great terrain. Highlights include a lush forest, rocky outcroppings, evergreens, wildlife, and well-marked trails. There is plenty of free parking during all seasons.
- Butler Sanctuary Orange and Old White No. 9 Mini LoopEasy•4.1(10)#9 - Butler Sanctuary Orange and Old White No. 9 Mini LoopLength: 1.8 mi•Est. 42mThe Butler Sanctuary is a pristine and picturesque nature preserve. This trail is a in-out short loop. Mild grade and great terrain. Highlights include a lush forest, rock croppings, evergreens, wildlife, and well marked trails. The trail between waypoints 3 and 4 is slightly overgrown. Ample free parking during all seasons.
- Leonard Park Marsh TrailThis trail starts near the Tea House and pond in wonderful Leonard Park. The trails are marked with different colored Crane markers (see photo). This path is easy but not well maintained at the midpoint. There is much overgrowth late summer and early fall. Note, wear ample tick repellent! Plenty of free parking.
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Frequently asked trail questions about Mount Kisco
What are the different types of hiking trails in Mount Kisco?
There are plenty of things to do on Mount Kisco's hiking trails. On AllTrails.com, you'll find 13 hiking trails, 5 walking trails, and more.
What is the longest trail in Mount Kisco?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Mount Kisco is Meyer Preserve Upper Meadows Trail. This trail is estimated to be 4.6 mi long.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Mount Kisco?
Mount Kisco: With an ascent of 636 ft, Byram Lake Blue Trail to Red and Yellow Marsh Loop has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is Meyer Preserve Upper Meadows Trail with 633 ft of elevation gain.
Are there running trails available in Mount Kisco?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 4 running trails in Mount Kisco and the most popular is Butler Sanctuary Yellow, Red and Northern Orange Trail with an average 4.5 star rating from 303 community reviews.