Bikeways and loops
Don't miss the Adirondack Coast Bikeways, the premiere network of 14 themed loops that is part of the 1,600 miles of the Lake Champlain Bikeways, which circumnavigate Lake Champlain and extend into Quebec, Canada. Explore the network of theme loops on the Lake Champlain bikeways map, and try out one of the scenic, fun and interesting routes. Learn about the mining history of the area on Iron to Iron, opt for the history-filled Fort to Fort Loop and explore Crown Point State Historic Site and visit restored Fort Ticonderoga, or enjoy picturesque apple country by way of Acres of Apples. Many of the routes go past restaurants, museums and a variety of other Lake Champlain attractions.
Gravel riding
In the mood for something a bit more rugged but aren't looking for the mountain bike trails? The Lake Champlain Region's gravel riding is the best of both worlds!
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Stoney Lonesome loop is a half-day trip of riding on remote, unpaved roads with a variety of terrain.
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Coon Mountain Circuit is an 18.5 mile Lake Champlain mountain biking loop that includes Split Rock Mountain, Webb-Royce Swamp and Coon Mountain.
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Lewis Gravel Route offers trails perfect for beginner, intermediate, and experienced riders.
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Penfield Loop is a more challenging ride, starting at the birthplace of modern electricity.
Love Your ADK
By taking the Love Your Adirondacks Pledge and practicing Leave No Trace ethics you can help ensure that the forests, waterways, and communities of the Adirondacks remain beautiful and unique for generations to come. Be mindful of sharing the road, and following all rules and suggestions for safe riding.
