Six days through the Adirondack Park: rail trail, forest, and the shoulders of the High Peaks. Lakeside evenings and long, quiet miles.
The Empire State Trail north from Albany, a week in the High Peaks, and a ferry across Lake Champlain to finish.
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Arrive in Albany and roll out along the Mohawk–Hudson bike path for a shakedown spin. Welcome dinner in the old warehouse district.
North out of the capital on the towpath, past locks still worked by hand, through Saratoga's horse country to the Hudson's upper reaches.
Into the foothills, then down to the lake. Afternoon steamboat cruise, and the evening is yours in the village.
Quiet east-shore roads all morning, with the water on your left the whole way. Fort Ticonderoga in the afternoon and the La Chute river walk.
Off the bikes. A guided hike into the High Peaks or a paddle among the islands of Lake George, then a farm dinner.
Along Champlain's shore through Crown Point, past its lighthouse and the ruins of two forts that changed hands more than once.
North through Ausable Chasm, the sandstone gorge they call the Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks, and a shoreline finish.
Cross Lake Champlain by ferry with the High Peaks behind you and the Green Mountains ahead. Farewell brunch on the Burlington waterfront.
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