Trailways

Take yourself on an adventure on one of our many trailways.

Washington County has the trails of your hiking, biking, snowmobiling, and skiing dreams. Some trails feature both suburban and rural scenery while others highlight the beauty of Upstate New York. Looking for trails during the winter months for snowmobiling or skiing? We’ve got those too! We have several trails and snowmobiling clubs that ride all over. Check out all our trails locations and see which one excites you!

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Adirondack ATV Tours

We provide one-of-a-kind adventures, whether you’re a tourist on vacation, thrill seeker, adrenaline junkie, off-roader, all-terrain vehicle enthusiast or anyone who loves outdoor recreation. Put us at the top of your bucket list, for things to do on vacation this summer!

Address:

3482 County Road 21, Whitehall, NY 12887, USA, Whitehall, New York, United States

Phone: (518) 791-2340

Website: view our site

Email: info@adkatv.com

Alfred Z. Solomon Grassland Viewing Area – Grassland Bird Trust

Friends of the IBA’s Alfred Z. Solomon Grassland Bird Viewing Area offers premier bird viewing year-round. The handicapped accessible viewing area is located at 160 County Route 42 in the Town of Fort Edward. site is a known “hot-spot” for wintering raptors such as Short-eared owls, Snowy owls and Rough-legged hawks. Northern harriers and Red-tailed hawks hunt the fields year-round. Look for grassland songbirds such as Bobolinks, Eastern meadowlarks and Savannah sparrows during the breeding season from May to August. American kestrels nest nearby and can be seen much of the year.

Address:

160 County Rd 42, Fort Edward, NY, USA, Fort Edward, New York, United States 12828

Attractions Explore Fort Edward Recreation Trailways

Phone: (518) 499-0012

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Anthony’s Nose – Lake George Land Conservancy

Open dawn to dusk

Address:

181-259 Schwerdfeger Rd, Putnam Station, NY, 12862, Putnam Station, New York, United States

Attractions Explore Putnam Station Trailways

Phone: (518) 644-9673

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Battenkill State Forest

Hiking, at large primitive camping, paddling, fishing, seasonal hunting and trapping with permits, wildlife viewing, hand boat launch, 2 parking areas

Address:

Route 313 Jackson, NY USA, Jackson, New York, United States 12816

Explore Jackson Recreation Trailways Waterways

Phone: (518) 623-1200

Website: view our site

Email: info.r5@dec.ny.gov

Battenkill Valley Outdoors

The Long Lodge Vacation getaway house, pet friendly, unplugged, outdoor fire pit, bbq grills, 3 bedroom, 2 bath...restful.

Address:

1414 New York 313, Cambridge, NY, USA, Cambridge, New York, United States

Cambridge Explore Lodging Trailways Waterways

Phone: 518 677-3311

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Email: mail@battenkillvalleyoutdoors.com

Black Mountain – Lake George Wild Forest – DEC

hiking, walking, nature trips, Lake George views and birding; dogs on leash, snowmobile, horses, bikes as defined in UMP plan; lean to and observer cabin 7.7 mile loop trail rated moderate; parking at trail head; summit tower Dawn to Dusk

Address:

Pine Brook Road, Clemons, NY 12819, Clemons, New York, United States

Attractions Clemons Explore Trailways

Phone: (518) 402-9405

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Email: landsforests@dec.ny.gov

Buck Mountain – Lake George Wild Forest

Easy to challenging hiking trail 1.2 loop to 6.6 mile to summit, snowshoeing, connecting trail to Innman Pond Trail. Open dawn to dusk.

Address:

1750 Pilot Knob Rd, Kattskill Bay, NY 12844, Katskill Bay, New York, United States

Explore Katskill Bay Trailways

Phone: (518) 402-9405

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Email: landsforests@dec.ny.gov

Champlain Canal Water Trail – Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor

Lock amenities, points of interest and advice for paddlers along the Champlain Canal

Address:

Greenwich, New York, United States 12834

Phone: (518) 237-7000

Website: view our site

Email: erie_canal@nps.gov

Champlain Canalway Trail

The Champlain Canalway Trail is a 62-mile multi-use trail extending from Waterford to Whitehall in northeastern New York. Sharing a footprint with the Empire State Trail and parts of State Bike Route 9, the route takes walkers and cyclists through a landscape rich with its agricultural and cultural heritage with many points of interest to explore along the way. The full length of the trail parallels the Erie Canalway National Heritage Water Trail with trail heads at water access points.

Attractions Explore Fort Ann Fort Edward Greenwich Recreation Trailways Waterways Whitehall

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Email: ChamplainCanalwayTrail@gmail.com

Dolph Pond State Forest – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation

Dolph Pond State Forest is 726 acres of former Finch property that has been managed for forest products for over a half century. The logging history of the property can be seen in skid trails that allow access all over the property. Streams, hemlock and hardwood forests, and ample wildlife make this a wonderful spot for hiking, wildlife and scenic viewing, seasonal permitted hunting and primitive camping. Visitors may hear occasional blasts from nearby mine sites while on the property. All activities are accessed from the parking area at the end of the right-of-way (ROW) off Dolph Pond Road.

Address:

Dolph Pond Road, Whitehall, NY, USA 12827

Explore Recreation Trailways Whitehall

Phone: (518) 623-1200

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Learn The History Of Washington County

Washington County is rich with historic sites, museums and landmarks from Battle Hill in Fort Ann, a significant battle of the Revolutionary War, to the Fort House Museum in Fort Edward that exhibits hundreds of thousands of artifacts and exhibits that chronicle the history of Washington County.

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