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Parks and Trails: **Please read Town Law regarding motorized vehicles on public trails**

Report Park and Trail Issues
Clifton Park Trails Map (pdf)
Park District Advisory Committee
Dwaas Kill Nature Preserve - Between Pierce & Kinns Roads
250 acreas nature preserve area to be established between Pierce & Kinns Roads. Nature trails and access coming soon.
Kinns Road Park/Saratoga County Forest - Kinns Road
Provides nature and cross country ski trails, picnic area. Maps are available from the office of Parks, Recreation, and Community Affairs.
Mohawk Landing - Riverview Road
On Riverview Road, next to Riverview Orchards. Offers parking space with kayak/canoe access to the Mohawk River.
North Woods Preserve - Off of south side of Shadow Wood Way
80 acres, off of south side of Shadow Wood Way, former village of Round Lake reservoir, woodlands area, previous unmarked trails with town trail access in future development.
Robert Van Patten Memorial Trail -1.6 mile long Multi-Use trial connects Ushers Road trial to the intersection of Van Patten Drive and Carlton Road.
Veterans Memorial Park at Elks Trail - MacElroy Road
Provides softball fields. Reservations for group use may be made by calling the office of Parks, Recreation and Community Affairs.
Vischer Ferry Nature & Historic Preserve - Riverview Road, Adjacent to the Mohawk River.
Offers hiking, fishing, cross country skiing, birding and nature walks. Trails are maintained. Maps are available from the office of Parks, Recreation and Community Affairs. Open year-round sunrise to sunset.

The Preserve is closed to visitors the first seven (7) days of Duck Hunting Season every year. Duck Hunting Season is scheduled to start October 10, 2009 until October 16. Only registered Hunters are permitted in the Preserve during this time period.



All refund requests must be in writing and received 10 days prior to start of the program. There will be NO refunds after this time. There will be a $10 non-refundable charge on all refunded registrations. Spring/Summer Rec Booklet Printable Forms Events Summer Employment Full & Half Day Camps Town Pools Historic Grooms Tavern Clifton Park Action Park Parks Preserves & Trails Publications & Items for Sale Farming & Agriculture Phone: (518) 371-6667 Fax: (518) 383-5088 Hours: Monday-Friday 9a.m.-5p.m. Email: Send an email Please make sure all emails have a specific topic in the subject line or your email may be filtered out as SPAM. Myla E. Kramer, M.S.W., Director Robin Dutcher, Assistant Director Diana Fraser, Program Coordinator Christine Pagniello, Senior Clerk Scott Hughes*, Town Board Liaison Email Scott Hughes	Parks and Trails: Please read Town Law regarding motorized vehicles on public trails Report Park and Trail Issues Clifton Park Trails Map (pdf) Park District Advisory Committee Dwaas Kill Nature Preserve - Between Pierce & Kinns Roads 250 acreas nature preserve area to be established between Pierce & Kinns Roads. Nature trails and access coming soon. Kinns Road Park/Saratoga County Forest - Kinns Road Provides nature and cross country ski trails, picnic area. Maps are available from the office of Parks, Recreation, and Community Affairs. Mohawk Landing - Riverview Road On Riverview Road, next to Riverview Orchards. Offers parking space with kayak/canoe access to the Mohawk River. North Woods Preserve - Off of south side of Shadow Wood Way 80 acres, off of south side of Shadow Wood Way, former village of Round Lake reservoir, woodlands area, previous unmarked trails with town trail access in future development. Robert Van Patten Memorial Trail -1.6 mile long Multi-Use trial connects Ushers Road trial to the intersection of Van Patten Drive and Carlton Road. Veterans Memorial Park at Elks Trail - MacElroy Road Provides softball fields. Reservations for group use may be made by calling the office of Parks, Recreation and Community Affairs. Vischer Ferry Nature & Historic Preserve - Riverview Road, Adjacent to the Mohawk River. Offers hiking, fishing, cross country skiing, birding and nature walks. Trails are maintained. Maps are available from the office of Parks, Recreation and Community Affairs. Open year-round sunrise to sunset. The Preserve is closed to visitors the first seven (7) days of Duck Hunting Season every year. Duck Hunting Season is scheduled to start October 10, 2009 until October 16. Only registered Hunters are permitted in the Preserve during this time period.