Step back in time with the Lake Champlain Revolutionary Quest, a journey through the historic sites of the Lake Champlain Region in the Adirondacks, where key moments of the American Revolution unfolded. This self-guided trail, created in partnership...

A wide variety of habitat, from an old logging road through the forest to traversing slopes and walking beneath rock ledges.

This trail leaves from Gary’s Elbow and the Calamity Trail and is used as a cross-over trail to access both sides of Split Rock Wild Forest.

There is a slight incline to this hike but it's very pretty and a relaxing hike. The pond gets its name from an early pioneer named Timothy Challis. 

Cheney Mountain is a short, and sometimes steep, hike up a local favorite. 

The easy trail trail goes through a meadow, winds through mixed forest, and ends at another meadow. It joins the Beaver Flow Trail at its northern trailhead. Bobcat Trailhead: This trail can be approached from either end. The north end starts on...

The Field and Forest Trail passes under open hardwoods, crosses a creek, and goes through rolling fields with views of the surrounding mountains.

Coon Mountain is on the Coon Mountain Preserve, which is owned by the Adirondack Land Trust.  This is a perfect family outing, and if you are in the area it should not be missed

This is a pleasant trail through woods and small hills. It's an easy, 1-mile loop. 

The trail follows a road for 0.1 mile. Take the right fork onto an old road, which goes through an attractive forest.