The Adirondack North Country Scenic Byways in the State of New York offers a unique experience for everyone. The area stretches from Lake Ontario to the west, to Lake Champlain to the east and the Mohawk River in the south of the Canadian border to the north. In addition to the thirteen interconnected roads that cover this region, visitors will find arts and crafts workshops, farmers 'markets', historical sites, scenery, shops and restaurants and many adventures.
Theone pm picturesque lanes of the Adirondack North Country include:
1. Adirondack Trail Scenic Byway: This route is 188 miles from Fonda to Malone and gives guests a wonderful view of the forests, mountains, ponds and lakes that are scattered on the Adirondack Mountains. Of interest along the route is the town of Malone, who has many architectural treasures, some Victorian Painted Ladies. In Onchiota, you want to stop the SixNations Indian Museum to enjoy the art and culture of the Iroquois Indian Nation. If you're an outdoor enthusiast, make plans for the area in Tupper Lake, once the center of the timber in the Adirondacks visiting and now offers miles of mountain biking and hiking. For those who prefer a pleasant adventure, offered to check the museums of Blue Mountain Lake: Adirondack Museum and the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts. Interested in history, is currently enjoying the sitelast battle of the Revolutionary War, fought October 25, 1781 in Johnstown.
2. Black River Trail Scenic Byway: This 111-miles route runs along the western edge of the Adirondacks and guide you through the valley of the Nera River and the Tug Hill Plateau. Art lovers do not want to miss a visit to the Frederick Remington Art Museum, which displays the pictures, paintings and bronzes by world-famous artist. For a touch of nature, stop by the AmericanMaple Museum, and visit some of the local producers of maple syrup. As you drive along Route 26, you can reach Whetstone Gulf State Park, where the three miles along the gorge offers a spectacular panoramic views to the east of the Rockies. Tug Hill Snow announced the annual average, 200 cm to 300, have in the Middle East. Visitors can enjoy nearly 500 miles of beats snowmobiling, cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Pixley Falls State Park, visitRoute 46 Here you can explore the combined five locks of the Black River Canal, which connects the Erie Canal, connecting the Black River. The park is also a cascade of 50 feet.
3. Blue Ridge Road Scenic Byway: From the North Hudson, Newcomb, this route 17 miles through the forests along the southern edge of the Adirondack High Peak Region. To truly experience the quiet solitude of this area is a visit to Dix, the highest mountain in the DixMountain Wilderness, and cared for, and the only one with a clear path to the summit. The region sees a few masses and gives a good opportunity to appreciate the quiet beauty of the Adirondacks.
4. Central Adirondack Trail Scenic Byway north on Route 365 in Rome, I wish to visit the Erie Canal Village, where July 4, 1817 was the first shovelful of earth to build the 'original ErieChannel. In Thendara, take a train on the restored Adirondack Scenic Railroad. Old Forge offers visitors the opportunity to paddle the Fulton chain of lakes and children are the largest water park in upstate New York to enjoy the magic forest. Blue Mountain Lake visitors are welcomed nationally recognized Adirondack Museum, which features 22 buildings of the exhibition on the history and art Adirondack.
5. Dude Ranch Trail Scenic Byway: The name saysall! This 40-mile trail riding a number of seaside resorts. Warrensburg is home to Ridin'Hy, a dude ranch in the area with a rodeo. Antique shoppers will visit Warrensburg for its wealth of antique shops too. If the area in October from the World's Largest Garage Sale. Near Lake Lucerne horse lovers can visit Painted Pony Rodeo and stables of Bennett.
6. High Peaks Trail Scenic Byway:Climbing 73 Want to find your way through narrow passages of high mountains, sparkling streams, waterfalls flanked do, Gemlik and lakes. Keene, Keene Valley and are home to hundreds of trails, including one that leads to the summit of Mount Marcy, the highest mountain in upstate New York. The area supports fish, snow shoeing and cross country skiing in winter and trout swim in the Au Sable River in summer.
7. Lakes and Locks Passage - AllAmerican Road: This 225-route miles linking Waterford to Rouses Point, and parallel to the Hudson River, Champlain Canal and Lake Champlain. The Lake Champlain Birding Trail, the rank Audubon Magazine as one of the first six goals of the nation for bird watching, offers many opportunities for bird watching. In Keesesville you can find the largest single country, span stone arch bridge on the Au Sable River. Champlain Canal features historical, battlefields, cyclingThe hiking trails, museums and many shops of interest for the whole family.
8. Military Trail Scenic Byway: This street was once a major transit country for colonial troops and supplies. Currently offers a course of Almanzo Wilder Homestead, Akwesasne Indian Reservation, is a variety of fresh products, the 120-foot waterfall at High Falls in Chateauguay and Akeesasne Mohawk Casino.
9. Olympic Scenic Byway: stretching from Lake Ontario, Sackets Harborin Wilmington, this 170-miles byway offers unique landscapes, culture and handicrafts of the North. Along Route 3, you can find the Natural Bridge Caverns, where you take a U-boat tours on Indian River.
Lake Placid is a ski resort all year round, which hosted the Olympics twice. Those who visit the Olympic sites and to learn more about the sport, the history of this region you can visit the Olympic Regional Development Authority orda.org.
10.Revolutionary Trail Scenic Byway: east on Route 5 out of Albany, see Fort Johnson, General Herkimer State Historic Site, and the Battle of Oriskany site. This area is one of the oldest known quartz crystals, Herkimer diamonds in the world. Visitors come from Herkimer Diamond Mines in reception, the Ace of Diamonds Mine in Middleville and the Treasure Mountain Diamond Mine. In Utica, the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute offers more than25,000 pieces in its collection of 18th, 19th, and 20th century American and European art.
11. Roosevelt Marcy Scenic Byway: The route now known as Route 28N, is where vice-President Roosevelt was informed that President McKinley, earlier shot by an assassin, was sinking fast. Roosevelt quickly descended from the summit of Mt. Marcy to reach the North Creek Train Station. The train station is remarkably intact and provides an interesting record of the railroad history dating back to 1874.
12. Seaway Trail National Scenic Byway: This 160-mile stretch of New York's 454-mile Seaway Trail runs along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. Beginning on Route 37 in Massena, visitors can climb to the top of the Eisenhower Locks Observation Deck in Robert Moses State Park. Clayton is home to some of the most unique museums: the Antique Boat Museum and The Handweaving Museum & Arts Center. Watertown welcomes visitors to the Jefferson County Historical Museum, the Thompson Park Conservancy, the Sci-Tech Center, and nearby Fort Drum. Salmon River, famous for its salmon and steelhead fishing can be found in Pulaski. Explore the Great Salmon Wilderness at the southern entrance to the Tug Hill Region. Oswego offers a tour of the Erie Canal, Fort Lake Ontario, and the Derby Hill Bird Observatory. More than 200,000 spectators come out to enjoy the awesome fireworks display at Harborfest each year.
13. Southern Adirondack Trail Scenic Byway: This 112-mile trail along routes 8 and 28 winds northeast through the Adirondacks, circling Pisceo Lake, then continues through Lake Pleasant to Speculator. At Salisbury Center, the Covered Bridge is the only original covered bridge in Herkimer County. Built in 1875, it is still in use today. Nineteen structures, including the Hamilton County Courthouse Complex in Lake Pleasant, are on the National Register and can be found along the Southern Adirondack Trail. For more information on this region, visit the Adirondack North Country Association website at http://www.adirondack.org/.
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