Anthony’s Nose via the Camp Smith Trail

Plan around this outing

This HBTrails title specifically names the Camp Smith approach to Anthony's Nose. That route detail matters: a destination name can cover more than one way of reaching a viewpoint. Keep the video's stated approach attached to the recommendation when comparing it with other Hudson Valley outings.

Keep the route and the memory together

Use the current official map to choose the starting point and confirm the complete out-and-back distance for your route. The number in a video title describes that upload, not every possible approach. Your trip log is most useful when it states where the walk began and how the return was handled.

The match uses the published title and verified HBTrails channel metadata. It is not a turn-by-turn route, a verified full-section completion or a current condition report. Publication date may differ from the date of the hike.

Make your next visit useful to the next hiker

Record the route you actually walked, the date and a specific observation: a muddy stretch, a turnaround or a clearly identified viewpoint. Explain what changed your plan. Add your own photos to the destination record and keep precise condition reports attached to the place you observed them.