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Bleecker is an outdoors town

16 mi of trails · 55% of land conserved. The full Outdoors page has the rest.

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8 places

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Where Bleecker shines

The pages where Bleecker stands out on this topic come first.

★ A strengthOutdoors16 miof trails · 55% of land conservedOpen →ExploreClimateSnow, summers and the growing seasonOpen →ExploreNatural hazardsFloods, storms and winter: the town’s riskOpen →ExploreWeatherThe forecast, and what it means this weekOpen →

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What Bleecker is saying

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Places

Nature spots in Bleecker

Best-loved first: neighbor reviews and photos, then local before chains.

Lake Edward

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Lily Lake

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Little Holmes Lake

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County Line Lake

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Peck Lake

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Little Oxbarn Lake

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See all 8 nature spots on the mapPlaces →

Next door

Same topic, next town over

Nature spots per 1,000 residents in each town. Tap one to open its environment & nature page.

JohnstownCarogaBensonMayfieldBleecker

MostSomeNone yetBleecker

Town	Nature	Per 1,000	Posts this year
Benson	5	18	0
Caroga	8	8.1	0
Mayfield	9	1.5	0
Johnstown	2	0.3	0

More of Bleecker’s guide

Out & about first, then everything else.

Out & about

♨Eat & drink ▥Shop & services3 ♧Parks, sports & recreation ✳Arts, culture & entertainment

Living here

▤Town hall & decisions ⟲Trash, recycling & yard waste ⌁Utilities & services ↗Streets, parking & getting around ⊕Safety & preparedness ✚Health & emergency care ⌂Housing & development

People & community

▧Schools & learning ✿Kids & families ♡Pets & animals ◎Faith & community groups ☼Neighbors helping neighbors

Our town

◷History & heritage ◫Photos & town views

Facts, tips, places and posts come from Bleecker neighbors on TownTapestry; facts go live when two neighbors confirm them. Place listings start from Overture Maps and are corrected by neighbors. Numbers on the doors come from each page’s public sources.