siegel-kline kill
Address
1452 Church Street, Ghent, NY
Church Street may also appear
as Road 21 in your GPS
Activities
Birding, cross-country skiing, fishing, hiking, picnicking, sledding, walking
Features
The Kline Kill is stocked with trout,
meadow is great bird habitat,
large sycamore trees in forest, strong cell reception. Trail traffic is medium, but the trails are open so you are likely to see others.
Size
1.3 miles of trails (loop)
55 acres
Siegel-Kline Kill’s 55 acres include a meadow, a sledding hill, and a floodplain forest. Take the Stream Spur trails to get up close to the Kline Kill and enjoy the large sycamore trees, or watch for bluebirds enjoying the nest boxes along the Bluebird Trail.
The trails at Siegel-Kline Kill are either mown grass or packed earth, and are primarily flat and wide. Visitors can comfortably use a stroller or walker on trails so long as they are not muddy. The banks of the Kline Kill are rocky. The Kline Kill is regularly stocked with trout in the spring, and is a great fishing opportunity.
Siegel-Kline Kill is open to the public, for free, from dawn to dusk daily. Leashed dogs are allowed, please pick up after them. There are no restrooms available.