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Accessible Trails in the Adirondacks

Discover accessible hiking trails, boardwalks, rail trails, and scenic outdoor experiences throughout the Adirondacks of New York State.
 

Accessible Trail at the Wild Center

The Adirondacks are home to trails where accessibility and unforgettable scenery go hand in hand. Follow accessible paths to waterfalls, lakes, rivers, forests, and other remarkable landscapes that showcase the Park's natural beauty. Explore the trails below to find an outdoor adventure that fits your interests and abilities.

 

Explore Accessible Adirondack Trails

Wild Walk at the Wild Center

Looking for more accessible Adirondack experiences? 

Visit the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's Accessible Recreation Destinations map to discover additional accessible places to explore throughout the Adirondacks.

Accessible Hike

Leave No Trace

Protect the Adirondacks by following the seven Leave No Trace principles, from packing out what you bring in to respecting wildlife and fellow hikers.

The Adirondack Park is a pristine wilderness offering endless outdoor adventures. Help preserve its beauty by following the Seven Principles of Leave No Trace

Backpack

Know Before You Go:
Plan Ahead and Prepare

Tent

Stick to Trails & Camp
Overnight Right

Trash

Trash Your Trash &
Pick Up Poop

Trees

Leave What You Find

Fire

Be Careful with Fire

Deer

Keep Wildlife Wild

Footprint

Share Our Trails &
Manage Your Pet