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North Hudson, NY
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The Town of North Hudson is carved out of the rugged Adirondack forest. Its mountainous, unspoiled terrain is home to cold sparkling streams, crystal-clear freshwater ponds and lakes. This remote Adirondack Mountain region supports everything an outdoor enthusiast could ask for. Hunting, fishing, and hiking are some of the best in the North Country. An established network of groomed snowmobile trails offers a unique chance to experience the beauty of winter in the back woods.
Tour a historic Adirondack Great Camp dating from 1800’s. Drive along the scenic Blue Ridge and take in the unspoiled beauty of monumental natural vistas. North Hudson is a treasure trove of secluded natural resources and wilderness tranquility.
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East Dix Mountain is the 42nd highest mountain in New York State, with an elevation of 4,012 ft.
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Hough Peak is the 23rd highest mountain in New York State, with an elevation of 4,400 ft.
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Macomb Mountain is the 21st highest mountain in New York State, with an elevation of 4,405 ft.
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Nippletop Mountain is the 13th highest mountain in New York State with an elevation of 4,620 ft.
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South Dix Mountain is the 37th highest mountain in New York State, with an elevation of 4,060 ft.
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Turn on the fun at our kid-friendly Adirondack camping resort in Lake George NY. We offer exciting daily activities and frequent visits from Yogi Bear! Lodging options include traditional campgrounds along with charming cabin rentals and RV sites.
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On June 2, don't miss the, taste beer from over 40 breweries and enjoy live music, great food & more!
Don't miss the spectacle of hundreds of biker riding through the Adirondacks!
America's largest on-water canoe & kayak sale will take place May 18- 20.
Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall - Hiking is a year round activity! Check out the hiking guide for Trail Info!
Follow Scott on his adventures through the Adirondack Mountains!
