The marble mine trail is about 1 7 miles round trip and has an easy rating.
Marble baths cave hike.
The route follows the footpath to fergy s cave.
Follow the path south west across the ridge for 3km s of relatively flat walking then downhill and towards marble baths.
Marble baths is often merely the first stop on a longer hike to lower injasuthi cave via marble baths and battle cave.
5 6 hours difficulty.
The marble baths trail is a fair 9 km hike from injisuthi camp.
The marble mountain natural resource area is located on the southwestern end of marble mountain about a mile north of phillipsburg.
You can overnight at the marble baths cave.
From injisuthi camp head past yellowwood forest for a steep 3 8 km s hike all uphill to grindstone caves continue up past the caves the views at the top of the drakensberg are stunning.
To give you an idea.
A moderate 4 hrs hike 13km marble baths from injisuthi camp follow the route to fergy s cave but take he right fork along the injisuthi river approximately 4kms from the start.
Overnight in the cave at marble baths.
Marble baths is merely a lunch stop on the mafadi peak trail.
Take this new york hike to the largest marble cave entrance in the eastern u s.
About marble baths hiking trail.
Marble baths cave and annex are 50m from marble baths should you choose to sleep overnight its well worth it the caves offer a level floor and good protection from the elements.
It s also a dog friendly trail so bring along your pup.
It s great for beginners and an excellent opportunity to teach your kids something about history and nature at the same time.
New york is home to quite the long list of notable attractions with both historic and quirky places to visit all over our state.
The marble mines hiking trail.
The highlands trail leads from here along more than 150 miles of trail to the hudson river at storm king mountain in new york.
Marble baths themselves are beautiful enjoy a swim and the natural super tube kids and adults will enjoy it.
The path to marble baths is clearly signed from there.
When you re up north in the adirondack park you may be used to gazing up at our state s largest mountains but these aren t the.