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New York
26.0 mi
Distance
2,003 ft
Gain
9h 40m
Time
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Champlain Valley Trail (Whitehall to Ticonderoga)
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This point-to-point trail traverses the scenic Champlain Valley between Whitehall and Ticonderoga in New York, offering nearly 26 miles of hiking through the historic Hudson Valley region. The route follows the valley floor with views of Lake Champlain and the surrounding landscape, passing through a mix of woodland and open terrain that reflects the area's rich colonial heritage. This extended journey is ideal for experienced hikers seeking a substantial day hike or backpacking adventure.
Millman Pond Trail
~12 min drive
A 2.94-mile point-to-point woodland trail leading to Millman Pond in New York.
West Fishbrook Pond Trail
~12 min drive
Easy 0.6-mile out-and-back pond walk in New York.
Erebus Mountain Trail
~13 min drive
Moderate 3.24-mile out-and-back hike to Erebus Mountain summit.
Erebus South Slope Trail
~13 min drive
Short point-to-point climb to Erebus's south slope with alpine views.
Black Mountain Ponds Trail
~13 min drive
Easy point-to-point hike to Black Mountain Ponds with minimal elevation gain.
Black Mountain Summit Trail
~13 min drive
Point-to-point summit hike with rewarding views and steady elevation gain.
Fishbrook Pond-Lake George Trail
~15 min drive
Scenic out-and-back walk connecting Fishbrook Pond to Lake George.
Black Mountain Point Trail
~15 min drive
Short point-to-point hike to a scenic overlook in New York.
Champlain Valley Trail (Fort Ann to Comstock)
~15 min drive
A 5-mile point-to-point valley walk between Fort Ann and Comstock.
Buck Mt Trail -Section 2
~18 min drive
Short out-and-back woodland hike near Buck Mountain in New York.
