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Bicycles lean against a bridge on the route toward the previously inaccessible Boreas Ponds

A Ride Into Boreas Ponds

Photographic Tour

PHOTO TOUR: Boreas Ponds Gravel Ride

Pack a lunch and head out on this seasonally opened road to feast along the shore of one of the largest bodies of water in the Adirondack Park completely surrounded by Forest Preserve. Whether you start your ride at the top of the hill or the bottom, this is what you'll experience on this incredible out-and-back to Boreas Ponds.

p.s. Paradox Brewery (host of the Sept. 16-17 Handlebarley Gravel Weekend) is right down the road and we're riding from the brewery on Sunday, Sept. 17 as part of the weekend. Join us. 

PHOTO GALLERY - BOREAS PONDS

Bicycles lean against one of the many single lane bridges en route to Boreas Ponds. A cyclist strolls over a bridge after taking in the view. The best thing about early season riding to Boreas Ponds is zero vehicle traffic. Plenty of wildflowers to enjoy along the way With single lane bridges comes fabulous river views. Kiosks along the way illustrate where you are on well marked maps. ADA compliant picnic areas along the way feature fire pits and rustic restrooms. BikeADK owner Doug Haney (left) and BikeADK Roadie (Leigh) take it all in. Where there's a river, there's a fun bridge and a beautiful view One of the many scenic and very fun bridge crossings en route to Boreas Ponds Maps are easily found along the way adding to the user friendly nature of this ride. The view of Boreas Ponds