Adirondack Mountain Hiking
Adirondack Mountain Hiking - The Adirondack Park is made up of a mix of private and public lands. It is different from any other park in the United States. This region (in northern New York State) contains 3,000 ponds and lakes, and more than 2,000 miles of Adirondack park hiking trails within the park boundaries. 
The wonder of a hiking vacation in the Adirondacks is that in the course of a single day, you can hike to places that offer backwoods solitude and views of magnificent forest, lakes, ponds, and mountains. Then by the evening, you can be dining in a fine restaurant, later only to be tucked into a warm comfortable bed. Hiking trails in the Adirondacks offer a wide range of accessible and breathtaking hikes. You can enjoy strolls to tranquil waterfalls, quiet ponds or babbling brooks. Hikes vary from short, flat and easy, to steep and demanding thus offering trails for all experience and endurance levels.
Come on, join the Adirondack hiking club! Here are a few Adirondack hiking trails around the Loon Lake, Schroon Lake, Friends Lake, Brant Lake, Lake George and surrounding area. Many are short, easy and geared toward the youngest members of your family! Be safe! ...and don't forget to take lots of photos! Hiking Trails Looking for accommodations or a place to eat nearby?:
Visit our web site often as we are continually adding new hiking trails to our list, plus links with inside information on several trails! Some will be more challenging or longer (...but most will be doable for kids too).
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