Long Path Section 29: West Conesville to Doney Hollow
Mine Kill’s waterfall landscape, Schoharie Reservoir country and the Lansing Manor area shape this section. A published reroute changed the distance, so use the current organizer guide when planning connections.

Make this outing your own
Check the current section distance and alignment before setting a pickup time. A waterfall or historic-site stop may be the reason you chose the area, but it does not define the whole Long Path stage. Keep those optional visits separate from the required walking route in your plan.
The published mileage is one way. Arrange the return journey or choose an accurately mapped partial out-and-back before departure.
Before you head out
Arrange transport between the two ends before you start. Save the official section map and any current detours, set a turnaround time, and check weather and daylight for the whole route. A section can take several outings: mark it complete only after covering its full required route.
Keep these essentials in your plan
- Save the official map and directions while you have reception.
- Tell someone your route and expected return, and set a turnaround time.
- Pack water, food, layers and a headlamp for the full outing.
- Check current closures, permits, weather and parking with the land manager.
Read the landscape
Use the historic-map viewer to compare an area where coverage is available. Look for changes in road alignments, settlement symbols and rail corridors; record observations from public trails. A map symbol alone does not identify a surviving structure or a public right of way.
After the hike
Choose a town stop near your finish or return drive, rather than adding an uncertain trail detour. Dry shoes, water and a meal can turn a demanding section into a comfortable day out.
Town, food & history planning sources
These are regional planning resources, not verified nearby or currently open businesses. Check the actual drive and opening hours.
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