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Every sign you see around here has a different number of acres, depending on what lands you say are in Burnt-Rossman State Forest, and what is in Mallet Pond State Forest.

Taken on Sunday April 4, 2010 at Burnt-Rossman State Forest.

Map: Floodwood Mountain Trail

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Burnt-Rossman Hills State Forest, spanning an impressive 10,588 acres, proudly holds the distinction of being Schoharie County's largest state forest. This natural haven has garnered immense popularity among enthusiasts of outdoor pursuits such as hiking, camping, and various recreational activities.

Traversing a segment of this expansive landscape is the Long Path, a trail adorned with aqua blazes, stretching over 350 miles. Within this forest, the Eminence Lean To stands as a notable point of interest along the Long Path, positioned roughly 0.5 miles to the east of Old Cemetery Road. A crossing of Old Cemetery Road can be spotted just to the south of an ancient burial ground.

Among the captivating features of the forest are the campsites discreetly nestled along Betty Brook Road, as well as the inviting spots found at Duck Pond, situated along Burnt Hill Road.

For those with a penchant for angling and boating, Looking Glass Pond, located along Rossman Hill Road, offers an inviting prospect. This charming pond not only facilitates fishing and boating but also boasts well-maintained fishing platforms courtesy of the Fulton Fish and Game Club.

Download the PDF Map Pack with All Maps from Burnt-Rossman State Forest.

3D Map: Burnt Hill
3D Map: Burnt Hill
3D Map: Burnt-Rossman Hills State Forset
3D Map: Looking Glass Pond
Map: Burnt Rossman Hills State Forest - North
Map: Burnt Rossman Hills State Forest - South
Thematic Map: Burnt Rossman Hills - Land Cover
Photo: Lazy spring days
Photo: Lazy afternoon after pool was closed
Photo: Camp [Expires September 15 2026]
Photo: Lilly
Photo: Betty Brook Road wasn't too muddy
Photo: Summer's Day Camping at Betty Brook
Photo: Fire
Photo: Turning around the SuperDuty! [Expires September 14 2026]
Photo: Rebuilt Betty Brook Road
Photo: Old Doney Hollow Road

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