All Lake George trails
67 trails
1Sleeping Beauty Mountain LoopRocky summit views above Lake George, with a Bumps Pond return
2Buck Mountain Trail from Pilot KnobA long climb, then open rock above the lake.
3Black Mountain Summit TrailA rocky climb earns a wide lake-and-island panorama.
4Cat Mountain Trail from Valley Woods RoadA long forest road gives way to a rocky Lake George summit.
5Prospect Mountain TrailA steep village climb opens onto Lake George’s big summit panorama.
6Red Trail to The PinnacleA short, steep climb to a broad Lake George overlook.
7Schumann Preserve at Pilot Knob Orange Trail to GazeboA short, steep climb to a gazebo above Lake George.
8Shelving Rock Falls TrailA short brookside walk to a broad, tiered cascade.
9Shelving Rock Mountain TrailA steady woodland climb ends above Lake George.
10Cat and Thomas Mountains LoopTwo summits, a Lake George panorama, and a rough ridge between them.
11Tongue Mountain Range and Montcalm Point LoopA full-day loop from bay shoreline to rugged Lake George ridge views
12Fifth Peak TrailA lean-to and Lake George views reward the Tongue Mountain climb.
13Cat Mountain Trail from Edgecomb PondA pond-side climb to open rock and broad Lake George views
14Buck Mountain Trail from Shelving Rock RoadA steady forest climb ends above Lake George’s island-dotted water.
15Cook Mountain Ridges TrailA steep ridge climb opens to two very different Lake George views.
16Anthony’s Nose Preserve Blue Trail to Record HillTwo Lake George viewpoints on a short but steep Blue Trail.
17Northwest Bay TrailA long wooded lakeshore walk to Montcalm Point.
18Deer Leap TrailA rocky overlook above Lake George on a rolling woodland hike.
19Thomas Mountain TrailA broad forest road leads to a rocky Lake George overlook.
20Blue Trail to Bradley’s LookoutA short wooded climb to a rocky Lake George overlook.
21Schumann Preserve Blue Trail and Waterfall LoopRocky gazebo climb, then a forest loop to seasonal falls.22Black Mountain and Ponds LoopLake George views, a rugged summit, and three ponds on one loop.
23Berry Pond Scenic LoopRidge views, a beaver pond, and a loop worth navigating carefully
24Pole Hill Pond and Ridge LoopA rocky ridge view and a quiet pond make the climb worthwhile.
25Fivemile Mountain Trail from Deer LeapRidge, exposed rock, blueberries, and distant peaks reward a long climb.
26Tongue Mountain Range TrailBig ridge views come with a long hike and no road exit.
27Stewart’s Ledge Loop TrailA short, unmarked loop to an open Lake George overlook.
28Uncas Cliff via Terzian WoodlotRocky forest walking ends at an open Lake George overlook.
29Godwin Preserve Yellow TrailA short climb to wetlands, forested ridges and a Lake George glimpse.
30Ed’s Red Stripe TrailA steady uphill ends at the preserve’s high lake outlook.
31Fishbrook Pond TrailClimb to two Adirondack ponds on this out-and-back.
32Inman Pond Trail from Sly Pond RoadForest walk to a pond, with a steeper spur near the end
33Sucker Brook Preserve Blue Trail from South LotA short climb ends at a picnic table above Gull Bay.
34Up Yonda Farm Upper LoopA grassy climb to a Lake George Narrows view
35Bumps Pond TrailA rocky climb ends at a quiet pond with a brushy island.
36Uncas Falls via Terzian WoodlotTwo brook crossings reward the climb with a wooded waterfall.
37Black Mountain Point Trail from Pike Brook RoadPond country leads to a rocky shore after a steep descent.
38Lake Shore TrailA 9-mile out-and-back to Black Mountain Point on Lake George.
39Millman Pond TrailA forested approach ends at Millman Pond's reedy shore.
40Lapland Pond TrailA pond-side lean-to waits past the wooded approach.
41Greenland Pond TrailA long forest walk to a secluded pond and lean-to.
42Bear Knob LoopA rugged little ridge loop with seasonal openings through the trees.
43Yellow Trail to Beaver-Dam BridgeA very short Yellow Trail branch to the beaver-dam bridge.
44Amy’s Park Orange TrailLichen ledges and a compact loop overlook a beaver pond.
45Amy’s Park Red Trail NorthWoodland brook and north pond views along a quiet connector.
46Amy’s Park Blue TrailAn easy forest walk along a wide old logging road.
47Leeming Jelliffe Preserve TrailA short climb ends on rocks above the Narrows and Silver Bay.
48Sucker Brook Preserve Orange Pond LoopA short loop beside a beaver pond and great blue heron rookery.
49Sucker Brook Preserve North Blue TrailA wooded route to a seasonal dock on Lake George
50Andia-te-roc-te TrailA short wetlands-view loop reached by the preserve’s Blue Trail.
51Sucker Brook Preserve White TrailAn easy spur beside a rare northern white cedar swamp.
52Lily Pond and Round Pond Trail via Grassville RoadA 5.2-mile out-and-back to two Adirondack ponds.
53Buttermilk Pond TrailTake the shorter north fork to Buttermilk Pond.
54Long Pond Trail from Padanarum RoadA short climb through hemlock woods to a quiet pond.
55Jabe Pond TrailA short pond walk with rocky shore stops along the way.
56Little Jabe Pond TrailA quick yellow trail to a smaller, more isolated pond.
57Erebus and Fishbrook Pond LoopTwo ponds, a rocky Lake George overlook, and a long forest loop
58Five Mile Point TrailA steep ridge crossing reaches a lakeshore point.
59Wardsboro Road TrailOld farm walls and a small cemetery mark this long crossing.
60Warren County BikewayA paved rail route with a bridge, rolling grades, and local history.
61LaChute River Walk Interpretive TrailFollow Ticonderoga’s mill history from parkland to the river outlet.
62Sucker Brook Preserve North Green TrailA short walk to a beaver-built pond.
63Cook Mountain Yellow Trail LoopA short loop past a former beaver pond and old rail bed.
64Up Yonda Farm Base Loop TrailA half-mile farm loop with a self-guided nature focus.
65Up Yonda Farm Sugar TrailA short sugarbush walk links the Sugar House and seasonal StoryWalk.
66Up Yonda Farm Field Traverse TrailA short grassy climb to an open view of Lake George's Narrows.
67Cook Mountain Blue Trail to CemeteryA short woodland detour to Cook Mountain's historic cemetery.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Lake George Tour Guide
Lake George, narrated.
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