“Spectacular scenery unlike any
other in the Northeast.”
| Chapman Historical Museum |
| Holland Patent Railroad Station |
| Watertown Rotary Handicap Fishing Access and Cartop Launch on the Black River |
| Snowmobile Trailhead NYS C-8B, Mayfield |
| Floodwood Pond Boat Access |
Explore by interest:
VIEW AREA MAPS Maps of the region to view or print.
Area Maps
LOOKING for more information on Where to Stay and Where to Dine?
Plan Your Stay
CARING for our favorite natural and recreational resources - See the new guide
Invasive Species Alert
Whiteface Mountain Bike Park - 27 diverse trails that range from hardcore to cruisers, something for every ability, along the Olympic Trail
Scenic Byway Travel Guides
|
|
|
|
|
|
Wildlife Hightlights
The Adirondack Trail
Visit Tupper Lake
Waterways
New! - Educational Publications
Download the Invasive Species Alert
Stop the Spread of Invasive Species: Make it a Priority
Invasive species pose a key threat to the scenic, recreational, and natural qualities that draw visitors to Adirondack North Country Scenic Byways. Unchecked, non-native species will alter this amazing landscape. Invasive species rank as a top threat to biodiversity and significantly degrade resources by ruining scenic vistas, clogging waterways, reducing native plants, and disrupting the habitat of birds and other wildlife. Kayakers, canoers, boaters, birders, fishermen, hikers, campers, bicyclists, and water recreationalists can help to care for these irreplaceable natural resources.
The Adirondack North Country Association encourages all Scenic Byway travelers to learn about how to protect their favorite natural resources. The Adirondack North Country Invasive Species Alert was created to help raise awareness of the problem and to empower each visitor and resident to do their part to help stop the spread of non-native species as they tour the region.
We encourage you to take action and learn more about invasives species by visiting the websites listed below. These organizations are just a few of the many groups who are working to assure the long term control of invasive infestations along our region's travel corridors.
- Adirondack Park Invasive Species Program
- Adirondack Watershed Institute of Paul Smiths College
- Be Plant Wise
- Lake Champlain Basin Program
- Lake George Association
- Lake George Land Conservancy
- NYSDEC-Overview of Animals, Plants and Aquatic Life in the Region
- NYSDEC-Protecting Fish
- NYSDEC-Insects of Concern
- NYSDEC-Treating Your Boat
- Protect Your Waters