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You know it's good paddling when you have to cross one lake to get to another! Rock Pond, although not a unique name in the Adirondacks, is a unique experience and one that should not be missed by adventurous canoers or kayakers. Getting there From the three-way intersection in Long Lake,...
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Jump into Lake Algonquin at the Wells Public Beach, located on the southwestern side of the Route 30 bridge in Wells, New York. This Adirondack beach features: an off-street parking area, a shaded pavilion picnic area right on the beach, public restrooms, and a swimming dock with diving board....
This trail is an ode to the infamous hermit and guide Foxey Brown, whose hermitage was located about 6 miles north of Piseco. Historically, the Speculator Chamber of Commerce sponsored cross-country ski races here, but until recently the trail was not used very often. It is open to the public...
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The Indian Lake Island Campground boasts one of the newest and modern launch sites in the area, with a large concrete ramp that can facilitate the largest trailered boats with enough parking for most rigs. The Indian Lake Islands campground has 55 remote water-access only sites for which...
Part of this 48 mile-long route follows the rushing Hudson River northward. It is a feisty little river at this point, perfect for whitewater rafting and nothing like the broad, deepwater expanse found south of Albany. Scenic drives From Adirondack Northway I-87 Exit 23 in Warrensburg,...