Adirondack Trail Listings
The Adirondack Park covers 6.1 million acres in northern New York. Countless trails climb up mountains, meander through forests, and take hikers to scenic viewpoints. On this page, you'll find links to several Adirondack hikes that we recommend.
We've primarily covered trails in the southeastern region, many within an hour's drive of the general Capital Region. Even when hiking an easy Adirondack trail, remember that you are often heading into wilderness regions. Know your route, bring plenty of food and water, and ensure that you're wearing proper clothing before heading into the woods.
Easy hike to a view of Lake George
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Short climb to an overlook near Schroon Lake
Brief but steep hike to a view of the High Peaks Region
A short hike to a beautiful waterfall not far from Lake George
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Hike to a beautiful waterfall in the midst of the Adirondack High Peaks Region
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In the Corinth area, enjoy this brief hike with moderate elevation gain to a wooded summit with a restored firetower.
Find places to hike with incredible overlooks of Lake George
Looking for a hike in the Adirondacks that doesn't involve intense High Peaks-level elevation gain? See our list
A loop or in-and-out hike from Bolton Landing, allowing you to hike to one or both peaks overlooking Lake George
A moderately easy hike with some elevation gain, Pilot Knob Preserve offers a gazebo, panoramic view of Lake George, and waterfall
Climb the highest mountain in the Lake George region
Hike to a summit with a fire tower and expansive views of Lake Champlain
Starting from a side road in Bolton Landing, The Pinnacle ends with an expansive view of Lake George after a short, fairly easy hike
Starting from the top of the Tongue Mountain Range, this brief trail traverses Adirondack forest to reach an outcropping overlooking Lake George.
Hike out to a secluded pond nestled in the midst of the Lake George Wild Forest.
A brief but somewhat strenuous hike to the top of a vantage point overlooking southern Lake George.
A moderately easy hike to a view of the southern portion of Lake George.
Following an old carriage road, this mountain offers a simple hike for families with a view of Lake George at the top.
A relatively short hike to a rewarding view and a restored fire tower
Buck Mountain offers one of the most beautiful views available of Lake George.
Check out one of my favorite Adirondack trail guides.