Now Over 11 Years Old, Best Blue Route in the USA! NY Route 30: The Adirondack Trail NYRoute30.com: TheAdirondackTrail.com The Original and Flagship Site of NYRoutes.com from October 2002 From the New York State Thruway, I-90 to Quebec, Canada Email Me Mail Status:     Email Address: Name:* Anti-SPAM Question What is the Capital of NY State?:* Enter Your Message Below: *       (* - REQUIRED FIELDS) Towns Amsterdam Broadalbin Fonda-Fultonville Johnstown Gloversville Begin Adk. Park Mayfield Northville, Benson Hope & Wells Speculator Indian Lake Blue Mountain Lake Long Lake Big Tupper Ski Resort Tupper Lake Saranac Chain Lakes to Lake Clear Jct Paul Smiths, Saint Regis End Adk. Park Malone Constable, Trout River, Quebec Border Not on Route 30 Saranac Lake Village Lake Placid Horseshoe Lake NY 458 to St. Regis Falls Plattsburgh to Saranac Lake on NY 3 Dining, Lodging, Etc Advertise With Us! Motels, Hotels & Resorts Dining, Food Automotive Bed and Breakfast & Guest Houses Campgrounds 24 Hour Stores Gas Station/Convenience Stores Vacation Rentals, Real Estate Agents Gifts, Furniture & Antiques Shops Attractions, Entertainment & Culture Insurance And Financial Services General & Department Stores Free Classified Ads Outdoors Hiking & Backpacking Golfing Horseback Riding Licensed Outdoor Guides Hunting Fishing Winter Sports Snowshoeing XC Skiing Snowmobiling Downhill Skiing Search Internet:   Site:

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Licensed Outdoor Guides

When heading into the deep woods or lake country in the 'Daks, even a seasoned woodsman can use a guide. There are guides for every type of activities: big & small game hunting, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, photo, xc skiing, snowshoeing, bird watching, backpacking, etc. All guides in New York State are licensed after a stringent exam and requirements administered by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. They are trained in first aid and survival skills and are a real plus for a party of Adirondack novice woodspeople.