Loveland Road

FISHERMEN/WOMEN, HIKERS, BIRDWATCHERS, SNOWMOBILLERS/ATVERS, IT'S ALL HERE FOR YOUR SPORT OR JUST A HIKE. LOCATED ON LOVELAND ROAD, A TOWN ROAD IN THE TOWN OF FLORENCE WITH 3 ACRES OVERLOOKING COB BROOK. FLORENCE, IS A RURAL, HEAVILY FORESTED COMMUNITY ON THE EDGE OF THE TUG HILL PLATEAU IN ONEIDA COUNTY. A PREMIER DESTINATION FOR WILD AND REMOTE STREAM FISHING BEING DENSELY PACKED WITH PROTECTED TROUT STREAMS. FLORENCE CREEK IS HIGHLY POPULAR FOR BROWN TROUT FISHING. MAD RIVER STATE FOREST SPANS 2,933 ACRES IN TOWN WITH SEVERAL STREAMS, WETLANDS, AND WATER-QUALITY PROTECTION ZONES THE TOWN OF FLORENCE IS NOTED FOR HUNDREDS OF MILES OF GROOMED SNOWMOBILE, TRAILS RUNING THROUGH FLORENCE HILL STATE FOREST AND BIG BROOK STATE FOREST. FALL BROOK STATE FOREST FEATURES CASSBAKER AND BLAKE PONDS WHICH IS KNOWN TO SUPPORT WARM-WATER FISH SPECIES AND IS ACCESSIBLE VIA FOREST ACCESS ROADS. THE STAE FOREST 46-CORNERS MANAGEMENT AREA FEATURES FOUR SECLUDED PONDS, WHICH ARE EXCELLENT FOR BIRDWATCHING, WILDLIFE SPOTTING, AND REMOTE, QUIET PADDLING. OVERALL, FLORENCE IS A PRIME DESTINATION FOR WILDERNESS HIKING AND OUTDOOR RECREATION. THE AREA IS HEAVILY DEFINED BY ITS DENSE, ROLLING STATE FORESTS, FEATURING A MIX OF TRANQUIL WOODLAND TRAILS, SNOWMOBILE/ATV PATHS AND NEARBY PUBLIC FISHING ACCESS.