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Western New York Outdoors
A Parks and Recreation Guide to locations for outdoor adventures in WNY.

Bully Hill
State Forest in the Town of Almond, Allegany County.

Description:

Over 3,400 acres of timber, water, wildlife and recreation. Access the Bully Hill State Forest in the south from Karr Valley Road and enter at Bully Hill Road. Sterns Road to Karr Road also leads to Bully Hill Road. From the north you can enter off North Almond Valley Road south to Bush Road and Ryan Road.

There are several trails here used for universal access, hiking, snowmobiling, horseback and mountain biking. The Finger Lakes Trail (FLT) travels northwest from Bully Hill Road all the way to North Almond Valley Road. There is also public hunting access for whitetail deer and turkey. A tributary stream of Karr Valley Creek crosses Bully Hill Road.

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