Only open for a few days now  🖼️

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They were still finishing the surface on this portion of the rail trail, and some of the stone dust was not well packed when I was riding it. But it will only get better in the coming years, hopefully if it's well maintained. At least the DEC Maintenance Facility is located right on the the Rail Trail at the Adirondack Fish Hatchery. 

Taken on Friday October 17, 2025 at Adirondack Rail Trail.

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More about Adirondack Rail Trail...

The Adirondack Rail Trail from Tupper Lake to Rollins Pond is part of a 34-mile multi-use trail that connects Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, and Tupper Lake. Surface: The trail will feature a mixed variety of surfaces, including large crushed stone and sand, with occasional rail tie fragments and small metal pieces. You may want to bring an air pump and spare tubes. The trail has a gentle grade, with a maximum slope of 5% and a typical slope of 2%, making it accessible to users of all ages and abilities. The trail has a typical width of 5 feet. Parking areas, rest stops, kiosks, and educational signs will be available along the trail.

Download the PDF Map Pack with All Maps from Adirondack Rail Trail.

Map: Adirondack Rail Trail - Free Parking, Free Camping, Paid Campgrounds
Map: Adirondack Rail Trail - Lake Colby to Ray Brook
Map: Adirondack Rail Trail - NY 30 to Lake Colby
Map: Adirondack Rail Trail - Ray Brook to Lake Placid
Map: Adirondack Rail Trail - Rollins Pond to NY 30
Map: Adirondack Rail Trail - Tupper Lake to Rollins Pond
Thematic Map: Adirondack Rail Trail with Distance Markers from Tupper Lake
Photo: A Few Miles North of Tupper
Photo: Fog Rises Over Rollins Pond
Photo: NY 186 in Saranac Lake
Photo: Tamarack Swamp
Photo: MCCauley Pond
Photo: Night Ride 🚲
Photo: McKenzie Mountain
Photo: Little and Big Burn Mountain
Photo: Looking Across Lake Flower Towards Haystack
Photo: Tributary of Lake Flower

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