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Explore 42 Trails with 111.1 Miles (178.8 km) at Adirondack Park, New York to plan your next hike or adventure!

Lake Placid, New York

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Added:

February 01, 2022

Updated:

June 11, 2025

By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Copperas Pond Trail, a 1.2-mile trail in Wilmington, NY (US)

1.2 mi
1.9 km

Moderate Out-and-Back

Copperas Pond Trail

4.0

Wilmington, New York

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David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Bubb and Sis Lakes Trail, a 2.1-mile trail in Old Forge, NY (US)

2.1 mi
3.4 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Bubb and Sis Lakes Trail

4.0

Old Forge, New York

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David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Roaring Brook Falls Trail, a 0.7-mile trail in Keene Valley, NY (US)

0.7 mi
1.1 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Roaring Brook Falls Trail

5.0

Keene Valley, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Owen Pond and Owen Falls, a 1.3-mile trail in Wilmington, NY (US)

1.3 mi
2.1 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Owen Pond and Owen Falls

4.0

Wilmington, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Cathedral Pines Trail, a 0.1-mile trail in Raquette Lake, NY (US)

0.1 mi
0.2 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Cathedral Pines Trail

4.0

Raquette Lake, New York

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David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Cobble Hill Trail, a 2.9-mile trail in Lake Placid, NY (US)

2.9 mi
4.7 km

Moderate Out-and-Back

Cobble Hill Trail

4.0

Lake Placid, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Death Brook Falls, a 0.6-mile trail in Piseco, NY (US)

0.6 mi
1 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Death Brook Falls

4.0

Piseco, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Brewster Peninsula Loop, a 2.1-mile trail in Lake Placid, NY (US)

2.1 mi
3.4 km

Easy Loop

Brewster Peninsula Loop

0.0

Lake Placid, New York

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2Adamswalking

Default image for Belfry Mountain Fire Tower Trail, a 0.7-mile trail in Mineville, NY (US)

0.7 mi
1.1 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Belfry Mountain Fire Tower Trail

4.0

Mineville, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Giant's Washbowl, Nubble, Roaring Brook Falls Hike, a 5.4-mile trail in Keene Valley, NY (US)

5.4 mi
8.7 km

Hard Loop

Giant's Washbowl, Nubble, Roaring Brook Falls Hike

0.0

Keene Valley, New York

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2Adamswalking

Default image for Buttermilk Falls, a 0.3-mile trail in Long Lake, NY (US)

0.3 mi
0.5 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Buttermilk Falls

4.0

Long Lake, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Default image for Cascade Overlook, a 2.3-mile trail in North Elba, NY (US)

2.3 mi
3.7 km

Moderate Out-and-Back

Cascade Overlook

4.0

North Elba, New York

Created By:

David Miller (Admin)

Showing 13 to 24 of 42 Trails at Adirondack Park, NY

Key Takeaways

Adirondack Park, near Lake Placid, NY, is a vast protected area offering diverse outdoor activities year-round, from hiking and paddling in summer to skiing and ice climbing in winter.
The park encompasses a mix of public and private lands, allowing visitors to experience wilderness while also accessing towns with lodging, dining, and attractions.
Notable features include numerous lakes, mountains (including the High Peaks), and extensive hiking trails, catering to various skill levels and interests, with permits or reservations sometimes required.

About Adirondack Park

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Adirondack Park, a sprawling wilderness area in Lake Placid, NY, offering hiking experiences for every skill level. From the easy strolls around Heart Lake and family-friendly trails to the more challenging climbs up Cascade and Wright Peak, there's an adventure waiting for you. Explore diverse landscapes, from serene lakes and lush forests to rocky summits boasting panoramic views. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting out, the Adirondacks provide an unforgettable outdoor escape.

Plan your visit to Adirondack Park carefully, keeping in mind the specific requirements for each trail. Popular hikes like Cascade Mountain require early arrival to secure parking, while trails like Wright Peak demand advanced navigation skills and appropriate gear for winter conditions. Remember to respect private property, adhere to leash laws for dogs, and always pack out your trash to help preserve this pristine environment. From roadside views like Keene Valley Lookout to challenging climbs like Algonquin Peak, the Adirondacks offer a spectrum of hiking experiences to be savored responsibly.

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