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Safe Hiking During Hunting Season

Hike safely during hunting season in the Lake Champlain Region

About to embark on a fall hike? Great! While the trails are extra beautiful this time of year, it’s important to be aware of who you’re sharing the trails with. During our most colorful transition period in the Adirondacks, hunting season also takes place across the regions. When it comes to enjoying nature during hunting season, safety is paramount. We've got you covered with essential tips and information that will ensure your hikes are peaceful and risk-free.

La Chute River Walk

Take a lovely loop around Bicentennial Park in Ticonderoga with many interpretive signboards to learn about history and nature.

Cook Mountain Preserve

The Cook Mountain Preserve covers 200 acres with a wide variety of terrain. The summit of the mountain offers views of Lake George, the Champlain Valley, and Vermont's Green Mountains.

Hidden Quarry Trail

Explore the hidden quarry! This loop trail explores two delightful little forest areas and a field, with old cement structures from the turn of the previous century.

Beaver Flow Trail

The Beaver Flow Trail is a flat, easy snowshoe route that meanders through a mixed forest and runs parallel to a small waterway.

Hiking in the Lake Champlain Region

Hit the trails

Looking for a trail that offers sweeping views, big beauty, quiet, and abundant flora and fauna? From scenic history walks to bigger challenges, the region has a beautiful variety of hikes and walks, many offering natural solitude — no crowds! — that will delight you.

Outdoor Activities

A rather great lake

As the sixth largest freshwater lake in the United States, it should come as no surprise that Lake Champlain's fabulous location, stunning shorelines, and deep waters lends itself to myriad of outdoor activities, both on the water and off.

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Hike safely during hunting season in the Lake Champlain Region

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A rather great lake

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