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Winter loves Grafton Lakes State Park
Grafton Lakes State Park also features ice fishing contests, a winter festival, fun winter programs like snow fort building and more!
Nearly 2,500 acres, Grafton Lakes State Park is situated between the Taconic and Hudson Valleys and features six ponds, great for ice fishing when conditions permit. The park's 25 miles of hiking, biking and horse riding trails are groomed for snowmobilers, and visitors may also snowshoe, cross-country ski or ice skate.
Grafton Lakes also features ice fishing contests, a winter festival, fun winter programs like snow fort building and more!
Household pets only; caged or on a leash. Not permitted in buildings or bathing areas.
Grafton Lakes also features ice fishing contests, a winter festival, fun winter programs like snow fort building and more!
Household pets only; caged or on a leash. Not permitted in buildings or bathing areas.
Pet Friendly
Cropseyville, NY
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