This easy, 0.75 mile round trip trail starts at a playground for a short, easy walk that's suitable for all ages and skills.

Hurricane Mountain outside the Village of Keene is a popular hike along the three trails that take hikers to the summit. It can also be good for birding, and a variety of breeding birds call the area home. Watch and listen for kinglets, vireos...

This historic location and scenic drive offers unmatched views of Fort Ticonderoga as well as Lake Champlain from above.

Spruce Mill Brook is a major tributary to the Boquet River and features stocked brook and brown trout. The brook begins as a series of small feeder streams in the town of Lewis and joins the North Branch of the Boquet River just south of Reber...

Located at the northern end of Lake George, Rogers Rock DEC State Campground is a very popular campground for families and visitors! Campers can enjoy a guarded swimming beach, cycling, fishing, boating, and hiking.

The Lake Champlain Bridge Heritage Area is 500 acres of public land in New York and Vermont connected by a spectacular, pedestrian and bicycle-friendly, award winning bridge that spans beautiful Lake Champlain.

Boat launches aren't just for boats anymore; birds are here, too!

This wonderfully scenic route goes by some of the most pivotal elements of the Industrial Revolution, explained by the two museums along the route. Mostly paved, cross bike recommended. Very hilly remote roads with limited services and some logging truck

The Reber area is a rolling patchwork of woods, houses, and farm fields with vistas of the western Adirondacks. Don't miss the stone octagonal schoolhouse!

Putnam Pond Campground is perfect for every camping need. Its location near a wilderness area is prime for exploration, but the maintained facilities take away some of the backcountry stress.