Getting to the Adirondacks

Helping you get to

the Adirondack Region of New York State.

From the South:
Take Interstate 87 North to exits 20 through 39 (or US Route 9) which lead to various Adirondack communities, state and local highways that provide access to Forest Preserve lands and recreational facilities.

From the East:
A variety of routes are available to visitors from the east. From Massachusetts and points south access Interstate 90 and then Interstate 87 or US Route 9 heading north. From Vermont and New Hampshire, several ferries cross Lake Champlain. You may also cross Lake Champlain at the picturesque Crown Point Bridge connecting Vermont Highway 17 with Essex County Route 8. US Route 4 connects with NY Route 22, providing access to the southeastern portion of the Park.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to exits 31 through 24 to access various Adirondack communities, state and local highways that provide access to Forest Preserve lands and recreational facilities.

From the North:
A number of bridges crossing the St. Lawrence River provide access to highways the connect to NY State Routes 3, 30 and 812, which provide access to the northwestern portion of the Park as well as connections to the remainder of the region.