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Support Local Farms: Pre-order Your Thanksgiving Turkey! Choosing a local Thanksgiving turkey is more than just a meal—it's a meaningful way to support small farms in your community. To ensure you get the freshest bird, most local farms and retailers ask customers to pre-order and...
This is the largest natural lake in the Adirondacks, with plenty of inlets and outlets to explore, such as South Inlet, Browns Tract Inlet, the Marion River, Beaver Brook, and Sucker Brook. A short, easy, portage gives access to Forked Lake and beyond to Long Lake. Boating and paddling There...
Wakely Mountain’s 70-foot tower is one of the highest in New York state, and the tower stairs afford an excellent view of the West Canada Lakes Wilderness to the south and great views of the High Peaks to the north on clear days. Wakely Mountain is part of the Hamilton County Fire...
The Otter Brook trail is one of the most remote hikes in this portion of the Adirondack Park. This is a point-to-point thru hike, with a car being spotted at the Cedar River Flow trailhead at Wakely Dam. Key takeaways Distance: 16.3 miles round trip Elevation gain: 1,375 feet Hike includes...
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The Essex Chain Lakes, comprised of twelve lakes and ponds, opened to the public in the summer of 2014. This lovely, remote area of the Adirondacks is a wonderful new addition for paddlers, campers, hikers, hunters, and fisherpersons. How to get there Access to the Essex Chain Lakes begins in...