§ Pursuits & Outdoors · Chapter III
Trailheads & Parking.
35 entries in the Register — Locally-curated trailheads & parking across the Adirondack Park, each entry set down by hand.
§ The Roster · 35 Entries
Every entry, in rank order.
Adirondack Rail Trail · Lake Placid TrailheadEastern terminus of the 34-mile rail trail.
Adirondack Rail Trail · Tupper Lake TrailheadThirty-four flat miles connecting two villages through conifer-darkened corridors
Amy's ParkFive hundred acres of beaver ponds and quiet ridgeline views near Bolton
Auger Falls TrailheadAuger Falls Trailhead provides access to the Siamese Ponds Wilderness, a 114,010-acre area in the Adirondack Forest Preserve known for its mountains and waters. Popular activities include hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting.
Baker Mountain TrailheadSaranac Lake's steepest half-hour earns you the High Peaks horizon
Bloomingdale Bog Hiking Trail16-mile flat rail-trail through a working bog.
Bog River Trail/Round Lake Outlet Trail TrailheadThe Bog River Complex includes almost 25,000 acres of Adirondack Forest Preserve and Conservation Easement Lands within the Adirondack Park.
Buck Mountain Fire Tower TrailheadA working fire tower atop a short climb with Hamilton County sprawl below
Cascade Mountain TrailheadThe shortest route to your first Adirondack high peak
Connery Pond/Whiteface Landing TrailheadGateway to the High Peaks' western shores, offering quiet access to Connery Pond and Whiteface Landing.
East Jimmy Creek FallsA curtain of white water tumbling into a moss-walled grotto
Fowler's Crossing Trailhead & ParkingRail-trail gateway for three-town pedaling, skiing, and slow miles
Haystack Mountain TrailheadTrailhead for Haystack Mountain on Route 86.
Heaven Hill TrailsFive miles of Foundation-groomed track for skis, bikes, and boots
James C. Frenette Sr. Recreational TrailsGolf fairways become Nordic corridors when snow blankets Tupper Lake
Jimmy's PeakA settler's name, a punctuation controversy, and a good climb
Loch Muller Trailhead ParkingSouthern gateway to Hoffman Notch's forested wilderness corridor
Mt. Sabattis PavilionShort forested loop system above Long Lake's western shoulder
Old Iron / Penfield Pond Trail1.7-mile easy loop near the Penfield Museum.
Panther Mountain Trailhead ParkingShort, steep climb to a Tupper Lake overlook.
Severance HillShort climb through hemlock and birch to broad Schroon Lake views
South Meadow TrailheadGateway to the Seward Range's four High Peaks