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From the Adirondack Northway, I-87 to the New York State Thruway, I-90 		NY 28 South Sign

Covering NY 28 Through the Adirondack Park from Warrensburg to Herkimer & Utica, including Indian, Blue Mountain, Raquette, Long Lakes, Old Forge Now the Catskills from Kingston to Margaretville

 NY Route 28 through the Catskill Mountain State Park from Kingston to Margaretville Kayakers on the Hudson River in Glen Kayakers on the Hudson River in Glen

Why NY Route 28?

  • It's a great, long, fun road to drive.
  • There are plenty of interesting places and cool people to meet.
  • It goes through the less used, less expensive parts of the Adirondacks.
  • The wilderness areas are less crowded, unlike the High Peaks mob scene.
  • There are good properties for sale at reasonable prices in the Park.
  • Follows the Hudson RIver on the East Side then the Moose River & Fulton Lake Chain on the west
  • Follows a Really Strange Route Through the Adirondacks, Mohawk Valley & the Catskills
  • Why Not?
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Outdoors:   Winter is here. Wear at least one wool layer and a shell parka if hiking above 3000', besides heavier layers of fleece & a good hat. Take basic emergency supplies, headlamps and snow shoes even for day hikes.
Summer's Right Around the Corner. We got a lot of rain so at least the foliage is growing in lush. roadmap Roadmap #2 Boooneville, Woodgate, Hinckey Resevoir Roadmap #1 Mowhawk Valley Dining Motels & Resorts Bed & Breakfasts Campgrounds Gas Station/Convenience Stores Gifts, Furniture & Antiques Automotive Hardware, Building Supplies & Construction Services General Stores Vacation Rentals, Real Estate Groceries Insurance And Financial Culture & Entertainment 24 Hour Stores Free Want Ads

NY 28: Central Adirondack Trail

East to West Warrensburg  (Northway I-87 Exit 23) Stony Creek Friend's Lake The Glen Wevertown North Creek North River Indian Lake Blue Mountain Lake Raquette Lake & Camp Sagamore Inlet Eagle Bay & Big Moose Lake

Towns

North to South Old Forge & Thendara McKeever & Otter Lake Woodgate & White Lake Forestport, Forestport Station & Woodhull Alder Creek Boonville Remsen Barnveld Poland & Russia Newport Middleville Herkimer (Thruway, I-90 Exit 30)
NY 28N: The Roosevelt - Marcy Trail East to West North Creek Minerva - Olmstedville Newcomb - Tahawus Long Lake Blue Mountain Lake
NY 8 & 28:Southern Adirondack Trail South to North Little Falls (Thruway, I-90 Exit 29A) Herkimer (Thruway, I-90 Exit 30) Middleville Newport Poland & Russia
High Resolution Topographic Maps
Warrensburg-Glen Map Friends Lake Map North Creek Map North River, 13th Lake Map Long Lake Map Blue Mountain Lake Map Raquette Lake, Camp Sagamore Map Raquette Lake to Inlet Map & Uncas Old Forge - Thendara Area Map Forestport, Alder Creek & Kayuta Lake Map Road Map 1:Mohawk Valley Map Road Map 2: Newport, Boonville, to Woodgate Map Mount Tremper Map Phoenicia Map Woodstock Area Map
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A Guide to the all the natural wonders, towns and villages, shopping, services and outdoor fun along the main East-West, Central Adirondack Trail, route through the Adirondacks
Serving all folks: Tourists, Residents, Hunters, Fishermen, Vacationers, Settlers, Outdoorsmen and other lovers of the rugged outdoor life