
Adirondacks — Northville-Placid Trail
A 138-mile classic through the western Adirondacks — lake-and-forest corridors from Northville to Lake Placid.
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- Region
- New York, USA
- Country
- United States
- Biome
- Northern hardwood boreal (300–800 m)
- Best season
- May – October
- Difficulty
- moderate
- Backpacking
- Hiking
- Mountaineering
- Wildlife Viewing
- Canoeing
- Fishing
Key takeaways
- Biome: Northern hardwood boreal (300–800 m)
- Best season: May – October
- Difficulty: moderate
- Top activity: backpacking
Topic summary
A 138-mile classic through the western Adirondacks — lake-and-forest corridors from Northville to Lake Placid.
Key takeaways
- Difficulty: moderate
- Best season: May – October
Intended uses
backpacking
Climate suitability
Northern hardwood boreal (300–800 m)
Verification notes
Last verified January 1, 1970.
Plan with verified data
Adirondacks — Northville-Placid Trail trip tools
Popular pursuits at Adirondacks — Northville-Placid Trail
- Backpacking
Multi-day travel with everything on your back — see the packing blocks below.
- Hiking
Day miles on marked trail, with route notes and trail links below.
- Mountaineering
Glacier and high-route objectives with real consequence.
- Wildlife Viewing
Best light, best season, and where animals move.
- Canoeing
Paddle routes, portages, and put-ins.
- Fishing
Resident gamefish, seasons, and the water that holds them.
Animals around Adirondacks — Northville-Placid Trail
Wildlife guideBlack bearUrsus americanus
Big gameWhitetail DeerOdocoileus virginianus
GamefishBrook TroutSalvelinus fontinalis
Wildlife guideNorth American beaverCastor canadensis
Big gameBlack BearUrsus americanus
GamefishSmallmouth BassMicropterus dolomieu
Wildlife guideSnowshoe hareLepus americanus
Big gameWild HogSus scrofa


