Parks in Elizabethtown, New York

For such a large mountain, this route up the north face of Hurricane presents a very moderate climb. Except at the summit itself, there are no rocky ledges to scramble over, and only a few short st... More on Trails

Great hike, very windy on top but great views . More on Trails

Nice park, good boat launch, no fees after Columbus Day and before Memorial Day. Excellent for snowshoeing or skiing. Summer, ... More on Trekaroo

Long sandy beach for walking, small swimming area. More on Trekaroo

The Boquet River, located in Northeastern New York, is not known for its trout population, but for its Atlantic Salmon runs. Flowing into Lake Champlain, and with the construction of the fish ladder in Willsboro, these acrobatic salmon ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Cozy Adirondack Cabins nestled in the High Peaks. Fully equipped kitchens, sauna. Easy access to XC- Skiing... More on iloveny.com

Fantastic trail system, built for the Olympics. Excellent grooming with much machinery and manpower. The be... More on TripAdvisor

Grab your leash and hit the trails of Whiteface Mountains Veterans Memorial Highway. Beautiful views are just one of the things you will remember after your trip. Dogs are not allowed inside the buildings or ... More on DogFriendly.com

Wilderness beauty. Adirondack history. Serenity. Cruise the pristine waters of Lake Placid in one of our e... More on Lakeplacid.com

The boat ride was very relaxing and the scenery was just beautiful . More on TripAdvisor

Peaceful 4 bdrm summer retreat/ski chalet. Great views, deck s, fireplace, washer/dryer, bay window. 5 min ... More on iloveny.com

You get a great view of the olympic venues and fly right next to the ski jumps. More on TripAdvisor

October public meetings will be held on two separate Unit Management Plans in the Adirondacks, one for Taylor Pond Wild Forest ... More on Dec.ny.gov

Surrounded by 8,000 acres of wild forest, Taylor Pond exudes wilderness. Because of its out-of-the-way location and the campgrounds rustic character, the pond does not draw large numbers to its sho... More on Trails