National Geographic – Adirondack Park: Lake Placid, High Peaks – Trails Illustrated National Park

Adirondack Park Trail Map

Adirondack Park trail map coverage runs from the High Peaks around Lake Placid east to Lake Champlain, across the largest park in the contiguous United States. Boreal forest, cold water lakes, and more than one hundred towns and villages sit inside the Blue Line, and hikers, paddlers, and snowmobilers all share the same trail network.

• Published by National Geographic as part of the Trails Illustrated series, researched with local land management agencies.
• Covers High Peaks Wilderness, Sentinel Range Wilderness, Giant Mountain Wilderness, Hurricane Mountain Wilderness, Saranac Lakes Wild Forest, and Split Rock Mountain Wild Forest.
• Named summits include Mount Marcy, Algonquin Peak, Mount Haystack, Gothics, Dix Mountain, and Ampersand Mountain.
• Water features labeled: Upper Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, Long Lake, Ausable River, Lake Champlain.
• High Peaks Trail Chart sorts routes by activity: hiking, horseback riding, biking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, snowmobiling.
• Trails show mileage between intersections. Base map carries contour lines plus elevations for summits, passes, and major lakes.
• Marks campgrounds, trailheads, fishing access, boat launches, and interpretive trails.
• Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant Backcountry Tough paper with a full UTM grid for GPS work.