Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Rail Trail (FJ & G Rail Trail):
New York
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Average trail Somewhat hard to find
By Danj144 in August, 2011
I could not find a sign directing where the trail was, Only trail crossings. Many trail crossing, several had a hard transition. I expected some information about the trail when I got there but there was nothing anywhere. The trail itself was a decent Paved trail for local residents it would be it is a good trail but in my opinion not worth traveling too.
FJ&G Rail Trail, Johnstown to Gloversville
By RecTrike in August, 2011
My husband and I have been on this terrific, 8-mile trail twice. Although there are some roads to cross and not all the curb crossings are smooth, the trail is a good one. The southern end runs along a deep gorge which makes you think you are in the Adirondacks.
Johnstown to Gloversville Trail
By youker in December, 2008
I did this very nice smooth asphalt trail in late August 2008. The north end starts in a small park at the junction of Rts 349 and 154 known as Dennies Crossroads a bit northwest of Gloversville. It ends about 10 miles later at Union Avenue south of Johstown near an Industrial Park. Most of the trail runs along Cayadutta Creek and at the south end above the gorge of the creek throught the woods. The Gloversville section is in town and there are many road crossings but not a problem as it runs by old glove factories. There is parking at both end and in the middle. A brochure is available from the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce in Gloversville. 800-676-3858 Bob Youker
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Trail Facts
Trail End Points: Fairground Park (N. Perry St., Johnstown) to Dennie's Crossing
Counties: Fulton
Trail Length: 10.5 miles
Trail Category: Rail-Trail
Trail Surfaces: Asphalt
Trail Activities: Bike, Inline Skating, Wheelchair Accessible, Walking, Cross Country Skiing
TrailLink ID: 6032626

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