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| The glory of hiking in the Adirondacks is that
in the course of a day, you may reach a destination that offers wilderness
solitude or views of unbroken forest, lakes and mountains. And by evening,
you can be dining in a fine restaurant, later to be tucked into a comfortable
bed. The Adirondack Park is a patchwork of private and public lands, unlike any other park in the United States. So while the backcountry inventory is immense - the nation's largest trail system at more than 2,000 miles - so too, are the nearby comforts. |
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| This site features an interactive hiking map with descriptions of many less-traveled Adirondack
hikes. The interactive hiking map does not include
all the hikes in the Adirondacks. It should be used to help you decide where
to take your next hike and to find nearby accommodations. The online hiking
map is not meant to be used for navigation. Visit our list of Hiking
Books & Maps for detailed navigation maps. Click here to request our Adirondack Great Walks & Day Hikes guide. |
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