The Empire State Trail is a 750 mile multi-use trail connecting Manhattan to northern Lake Champlain that began as a New York State initiative in 2017. The initiative will connect residents and visitors to the natural, historic and cultural features...

This lovely route is also a symbol of friendship: look for the stone with an image of the two shaking hands etched in it.

Located at Monitor Bay Campground. No fee to launch; seasonal docking available.

Get outdoors in the Lake Champlain Region on a wonderful CATS trail!

Property owner and artist Ted Cornell has worked with Champlain Area Trails to create a hiking path which shows off some of his outdoor sculptures and artwork.

Ride through a vast countryside, farmland, rugged mountains, and calm streams and rivers.

This lovely loop offers wonderful woods and water views, and travels through history!

This lovely bay is rumored to be the home of Champ, the Lake Champlain monster because of the many "sightings." Talk about catching the big one!

Get a "bird's eye view" of many different vistas in this bike loop marked by a osprey's nest visible from the road. Ride between lake and meadow views, with mountains as a backdrop on both sides.

The McAuliffe Road Trail is an easy, 2 mile, round trip hike. This trail is an abandoned road that is open for public use. It goes through an attractive forest paralleling the Boquet River.