Hammond & Bloody Pond Trail
Hike them both or just one. Either way, these two ponds are attractive destinations. They are definitely not all day adventures, but make for a good place to stretch your legs.
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Hurricane Mountain
This is a wonderful open peak with a restored firetower that can be climbed, even though the tower is not needed for some of the best views in the High Peaks.
Bear Pond Loop
Bear Pond is a fine wilderness destination that doesn't require much effort!
Moose Mountain Pond Trail
This lovely trail follows an old logging road along a river with beaver activity and goes by a waterfall.
Mountain Spring Road Trail
The Mountain Spring Road Trail is an easy, 8-mile-loop that follows a seasonal road through the Adirondack foothills, known as the West Champlain Hills, to Mineville.
Split Rock Wild Forest Trails
The largest undeveloped tract of land on the Lake Champlain shoreline, Split Rock Wild Forest covers 3,700 acres in the towns of Essex and Westport. There was plenty of trails to explore in the area!
Lewis Clearing Bay Trail
This is one of the longer trails in Split Rock Wild Forest, and since it is often used to access other trails it is essentially a corridor trail.
Grizzle Ocean Loop
For a short but sweet walk in the wilderness, check out the Grizzle Ocean loop in the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness Area.
Brown Mountain
Brown Mountain a great destination or can be made part of a longer trip. Either way, you can't go wrong. And the views are superb!
Pole Hill Pond Preserve
How to get there From the Ticonderoga traffic circle, head south on Route 9N for 23 miles. The trail entrance will be on the right. If you pass the driveway with the stone lions, you have gone too far. The trailhead on Route 9N is not marked look for...