Address: Inlet, NY 13360, USA
mishael niyazov
Stunning views amazing place to go hiking With friends nice grounds 👍👍
Jose D
Great trail for a variety of terrain, some good ascents and descents. Mud in some areas. This trail may be challenging in parts for little children. A perfect trail for moderate hikers.
Chris Brown
Difficulty: Blue Trail was a bit technical and difficult (Contains a Rock Scramble with a rope.) Yellow Trail was easy. Length: 4 hours round trip (Blue Trail up, Yellow Trail back with casual pace and a picnic at the summit) This was a beautiful trail and the views were fantastic. It was muddy (even though hadn't rained in a few days here). But, very manageable.
Jerry Reid
Very easy trip for the first 2.3 miles then the last tenth of a mile was a little steep and slippery but we all made it safely. Had a snack at the top and then a little rain but overall a great adventure. Very little traffic only saw 3 people the whole trip. Felt nice having the mountain to our self. We decided to take the left leg yellow marker at the split.
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Not on the mountain. There's not much on the mountain other than people hiking and some crude foot bridges. There's a state campground about 10 minutes away by car to the trailheads for Black Bear and Rocky Mountains (both mountains share a parking area). See 8th Lake Campground. Pet friendly. I did a review on that one. Technically, you could hike from 8th Lake Campground to Black Bear via Bug Lake, but that would be a whole day of hiking. Horseback riding...if there is good stable, I haven't found it. There was one I checked out, but I was not impressed by the people running it. For example, I was in the barn and as they brought in a horse, the horse pinned me against a wall while being lead by the staff. Either they didn't see me, or they didn't care. I had to squeeze out of it. Just an overall "not OK" feeling.
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