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The Adirondack Park covers six million acres and contains thousands of miles of roads, trails, and scenic corridors. Yet many visitors experience only a tiny fraction of what the region has to offer. Cycling changes that.
Elizabethtown must love mountain bikers. Where else can you find a trailhead hut with couch, chairs, picture windows, gas fireplace, bathroom, and bike-repair station--all this next to a pavilion with picnic tables?
For cycling, it’s hard to beat the Adirondack Rail Trail, but some people may want to add variety by traveling in a loop that incorporates the trail and local roads.
With all 34-miles of the Adirondack Rail Trail now completely open, it's time to make plans to explore the wonder of this incredible vehicle-free corridor.
Find your early season mountain bike flow at Kalabus Perry located in northern Saratoga County.
Construction of a new trailhead for the Adirondack Rail Trail in Lake Placid will begin soon, prompting a location for temporary parking during the build.
Could resolved legal hurdles open up a spectacular 34-mile gravel route in Franklin County?
Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, Caroga and Keene have received New York Department of Environmental Conservation Smart Growth Grants for bicycling related projects.
Join the Adirondack Rail Trail Association (ARTA) on Saturday, March 14 for a Winter Rally and Raffle supporting the Adirondack Rail Trail.
Do you ride an e-bike? Does your friend, your neighbor, your mom? If so, make sure you are paying attention to what is happening with e-bike laws in New York.
The New York Bicycling Coalition, which represents 6,000 cyclists, is pushing three legislative initiatives to make life safer for those road bikers. Anne Savage, the coalition’s executive director, said progress has been made on all three fronts, but more work is needed.
The success of the Adirondack Rail Trail between Lake Placid and Tupper Lake evidently has not been lost on officials in other parts of the North Country.