
Beaver Brook Outfitters.
Navigating Adirondack waters from tranquil lakes to the wild Hudson Gorge.
About Beaver Brook Outfitters.
Hours, facts & the front desk.
The front desk.
Where it sits.
Approximate by-car estimates from the metros most visitors come from.
Beaver Brook Outfitters, observed.
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Closest editorial picks for a meal, a scoop, a pint, a bed, and a sight worth your time.
Eat.
2- becks TAVERN2.3 mi
A tavern on Peaceful Valley Road in North Creek serving German-inspired dishes alongside burgers, wings, and bar standards. The Yurts out back are the conversation piece.
- Cafe Adirondack Restaurant & Wine Room9.2 mi
Please call 518-494-5800 for reservations, or to check for takeout and walk in availability.
Sweet.
2- The Hungry Crow Market & Café1.8 mi
A downtown North Creek market and cafe serving soft serve alongside scratch-made desserts, next to Hudson River Trading Co. — the cone stop in the Gore and Upper Hudson area.
- Stone Bridge Ice Cream9.7 mi
Stone Bridge Ice Cream is a seasonal stand located 2.5 miles from the Natural Stone Bridge & Caves, offering over 40 flavors of soft serve, custom ice cream cakes, and signature sundaes. It features outdoor seating and a kids' swing set.
Stay.
4- The Alpine Lodge1.7 mi
A 19-room lodge in North Creek with recently updated rooms, suites with kitchenettes, smart-room amenities, Tesla chargers, pet-friendly rooms. Five minutes to Gore Mountain.
- Gore Mountain Lodge2.3 mi
Gore Mountain Lodge is your Adirondack lodging vacation escape two minutes from both the lifts at Gore Mountain and the Hudson River.
- The Inn on Gore Mountain3.0 mi
Adirondack-themed ski lodge 500 feet from the Gore Mountain access road. Main Lodge plus four two-story cabins, eighteen rooms total, sleeping up to thirty-two guests across twelve bedrooms.
- North River Hobby Farm Cabin and Glamping Rentals3.6 mi
Located in the southern Adirondacks, this vacation rental property offers cozy cabins and glamping tents set over 40 acres of wildflowers and woods. Each cabin features charming old-style detailing with bay windows, beadboard walls, and…
See.
3- Revolution Rail Co. - Thurman Station1.4 mi
A pedal-powered rail biking operation at Thurman Station on the Adirondack Railroad bed near North Creek, with family-friendly seasonal tours rolling alongside the Hudson River corridor through forest and open river-bank country.
- North Creek Depot Museum1.4 mi
Saved from demolition, this 1872 landmark station is now a museum, heritage center, and cultural hub in historic North Creek, featuring a fabulous diorama and exhibits on the Adirondack Railroad, Theodore Roosevelt, and local history.
- Natural Stone Bridge & Caves8.2 mi
Explore the largest marble cave entrance in the eastern U.S., carved by Trout Brook. Offers self-guided trails, adventure tours, and winter snowshoeing with ice formations.
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From the field guides.

Paddling & Kayaking the Adirondacks.
The largest wilderness canoe area in the Northeast, the Saranac Chain, the Fulton Chain, the Raquette River, the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, and the 90-Miler — plus a sortable atlas of major paddleable waters.

Whitewater Rafting the Adirondacks.
The Hudson Gorge out of Indian Lake — the Whitewater Capital of New York — the Class V Moose River in spring, the family-friendly Sacandaga, and the dam-release schedule that keeps the rivers running from April through October.
