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The ADK Hiking Page
Since 1922, the Adirondack Mountain Club has been the authority on hiking in the Adirondacks. ADK’s Hiking Page is your source for a wealth of information about Adirondack hiking and backpacking, as well as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter.
Trail Conditions Get up-to-date trail conditions for the High Peaks region. And check the latest weather forecasts.
General Information about hiking and backpacking in the Adirondack High Peaks. Everything you need to know, from DEC regulations to protecting your food from bears. Find out the best times to visit, where to park and how to protect sensitive ecosystems.
Hikes You Might Like Descriptions of hikes that you may enjoy in the High Peaks and other areas of the Adirondacks.
Take a Hike Participate in an organized hike sponsored by an ADK chapter near you.
Hiking With Kids Get them off the couch and into the hills.
Maps and Trail Guides Shop ADK's online store for maps and trail guides, including ADK's eight-volume Forest Preserve Series.
Gear Advice from the pros on selecting hiking equipment from boots to GPS devices.
Backcountry Skills Novices and experienced hikers can sharpen their skills through ADK educational programs. Need a Guide?
Camping and Lodging Stay with ADK. Spend the night near the trailhead and get an early start.
Seasonal Information
- Summer Hiking Summer is a great time to explore the Adirondacks, but planning and preparation are needed to ensure a safe and enjoyable adventure.
- Winter Hiking Winter is beautiful in the Adirondacks, but special precautions are required. Get advice from seasoned winter hikers. Click here for information on renting snowshoes and cross-country skis.
Join ADK Meet others who share your love for the outdoors; get discounts on trail guides, equipment and lodging; and help support our efforts to protect wild places. Get involved. Become an ADK volunteer.
