Wildlife or multiple-use area Open to hunting
Dryden Lake Multiple Use Area
Wildlife or multiple-use area in Tompkins County, NY, 198 acres, managed by NYS Department of Environmental Conservation. Open to hunting.
At a glance
- Kind
- Wildlife or multiple-use area
- Size
- 198 acres
- Managed by
- NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
- Public access
- Open to the public
- Hunting
- Open to hunting (NYS DEC). Seasons, licenses and rules apply.
Hours, rules and maps: NYS DEC ↗
Marked from the agency’s own records of land open to hunting. Some areas within it (buildings, trails, safety zones) may be closed to hunting, and seasons change every year: check the agency’s rules before you go.
Features inside (playgrounds, ballfields and the like) are as OpenStreetMap’s volunteers mapped them and may be incomplete.
Nearby
Other places to go within 5 miles:
- Hammond Hill State Forest · state or national forest, 1.2 mi
- Yellow Barn State Forest · state or national forest, 1.7 mi
- Time Square · park, 2.3 mi
- Montgomery Park · park, 2.4 mi
- Ball Field · park, 2.6 mi
- Slaterville 600 - Cornell Botanic Gardens · nature preserve, 3.5 mi
- Roy H. Park Nature Preserve · nature preserve, 3.6 mi
Shaded: Dryden Lake Multiple Use Area’s outline, from the agency’s map (it can be rough at the edges). Dark: businesses nearby.
Source: NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, checked by our rules and by hand. Something wrong? Tell us.