New York · Hiking · Near Schroon Lake

Felix Adler Trail

Felix Adler TrailPhoto: Fil.Al, CC BY 2.0 (via Flickr)
0.9 mi
one way
1,202 ft
climb
3,552 ft
high point
Point to point
route

The Felix Adler Trail is a 0.87-mile point-to-point hike in New York's High Peaks Wilderness, managed by the State Department of Conservation. It is a moderate route with a total elevation gain of 1,202 feet, rising from about 3,477 feet to a high point of 3,552 feet. The climb is steepest near the start, with a grade of about 36% at 0.26 miles in. The trail is short enough to fit into a single outing. Plan on about an hour for the trip, and expect the steepest stretch early on. Bikes and horses are not allowed. Noonmark Mountain, a climbing area, sits about 0.8 miles away. The S. Burns Weston Trail, Henry Stimson Trail and Old Dix Trail are all about a mile off.

Around this trail

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  • Sleep close

    Lillypad Pond campsite

    Campground

    Campground · 3.0 mi from the trail
  • Eat after

    Paradox Brewery

    Brewery

    On your way back · 13 mi · Open after 6
  • If it rains

    Schroon Lake view

    Viewpoint

    On your way back · 18 mi

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Route details

Distance
0.9 mi
Climbing
About 1,202 ft
Summit
3,558 ft
Difficulty
Moderate
Time
About 0.5 hours

Other routes up Noonmark Mountain

Questions about this route

How long is the Felix Adler Trail on Noonmark Mountain?

About 0.9 mi.

How much elevation gain is on the Felix Adler Trail?

About 1,202 ft of climbing round trip.

How hard is the Felix Adler Trail?

It is rated moderate.

How long does the Felix Adler Trail take?

About 0.5 hours round trip.

How many routes go up Noonmark Mountain?

2: Felix Adler Trail and Henry Stimson Trail.

Conditions and forecast on Noonmark Mountain

Daily highs and lows, wind and the chance of precipitation at the summit and route start for the next 7 days, from the Open-Meteo model.

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