New York Parks

Named after the Ampersand Creek, which has numerous hairpin turns, similar to an ampersand symbol, Ampersand Mountain is located in the northeastern quadrant of the Adirondack Park. The hike is a short 3.5 mile day hike and very popular with visitors.

Nestled within the expansive Adirondack Park in upstate New York, Black Mountain stands as a prominent destination for hiking enthusiasts seeking a blend of scenic beauty and outdoor adventure. The trailhead, conveniently located near the town of Hague on the western shore of Lake George, offers a gateway to a network of trails that lead to the summit of Black Mountain. The varying trail options cater to hikers of different skill levels, making this destination accessible to both novices and experienced trekkers.

A peaceful and secluded walk in the woods, this trail passes by the small Blueberry Pond, a picturesque fishing pond located just south of the popular Ampersand Mountain.

Nestled within the vast and picturesque Adirondack Park in upstate New York, Buck Mountain stands as a captivating destination for hiking enthusiasts seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. This mountain, situated on the western shores of Lake George, offers a hiking experience that combines serene woodlands, diverse ecosystems, and breathtaking summit views.

The view from the top of Saint Regis Mountain is a spectacular panorama of the surrounding Adirondack Mountains and 30 or so lakes in the foreground, including the Upper and Lower Saranac Lake and Upper and Lower Saint Regis Lake.

The hiking trail at Tongue Mountain makes its way along the shoreline and then climbs to more than 1000 feet above the lake. From the ridgeline, there are views of Lake George, the Adirondacks, Vermont's Green Mountain Range, and Lake Champlain. For those planning to camp along the trail, there is a lean-to at Fifth Peak Mountain.