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セントローレンス郡でのハイキングは、セントローレンス川とアディロンダック公園の北部との間に位置する変化に富んだ景観が特徴です。この地域には多数の川、池、森林があり、川沿いの散策から火の見櫓への登りまで、さまざまなトレイルが楽しめます。郡の大部分はアディロンダック内にあり、広大な原生トレイルネットワークへのアクセスを提供しています。この地域の地質はカナダ楯状地の影響を受けており、ユニークな地形に寄与しています。
最終更新日: 4月 10, 2026
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Hike the easy Mount Arab Trail for panoramic views from a historic fire tower, perfect for a quick, family-friendly adventure.
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02:28
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Hike the moderate Cat Mountain Trail in Five Ponds Wilderness for 5.5 miles, gaining 795 feet to panoramic views of Lake George.
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The Harper's Falls Trail is an easy 0.6-mile hike in Downerville State Forest, leading to a picturesque 60-foot waterfall.
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00:35
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The Munter Trail is an easy 1.4-mile hike along the Raquette River in Potsdam, offering scenic views and accessible terrain.
10.5km
02:42
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Hike the moderate 6.6-mile Red Sandstone Trail along the Raquette River, featuring dramatic rapids, historic sites, and unique red sandstone
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02:00
140m
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Hike Low's Ridge for a moderate 4.4-mile adventure through diverse Adirondack habitats, culminating in panoramic views of lakes and peaks.
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00:26
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Hike the easy 1.0-mile Lost Pond Nature Trail in Cranberry Lake, NY, featuring wildlife, a beaver bog, and scenic pond views.
31.8km
08:34
370m
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Hike the difficult 19.8-mile Stone Valley Trail along the Raquette River, featuring waterfalls, gorges, and historical insights.
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Hike the easy 0.5-mile Lampson Falls Trail to an impressive waterfall in Grass River Wild Forest, perfect for a quick, accessible outing.
136km
36:10
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Hike the difficult 84.5-mile Cranberry Lake 50 Loop Trail through Adirondack wilderness, gaining 4669 feet over multiple days.
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The Cranberry 50 trail takes you straight through the little town of Wanakena, which is a great spot to start/end your hike or refill supplies as needed. The route takes you along 2nd Street and Ranger School Road, past the SUNY-ESF Ranger School which offers programs in forestry and natural resource management.
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This first-come, first-serve lean-to on the shore of the pond is often used by thru-hikers on the Cranberry 50, or section hikers just out for a day or two. There are a few primitive campsites farther north along the shore.
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There's a lovely first-come, first-served primitive campsite here, just off Cranberry Lake. If you're heading east, there won't be much more in the way of camping opportunities until you hit Dog Pond, about 6 miles from here — but Dog Pond often has a beaver-induced flooding/washout problem.
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There's a first-come, first-served primitive campsite along the north shore of Dog Pond — if it's not flooded out by the beaver-induced washouts that are common around here. Bugs love beaver ponds so personally, I would camp somewhere else during peak bug season.
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This is a very pretty pond, with one primitive campsite along the shore. If you hunt around a bit you might also find some massive rocks that form a sort of natural lean-to, which hikers sometimes use as a shelter.
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Just a bit of steep hiking gets you access to this wonderful lookout over Five Ponds Wilderness. This is a moderate hike in its own right, or a great side trip for those thru-hiking the Cranberry 50.
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You won't have to fight big crowds at this little pond, because there's no road access and it's off the river system that draws lots of canoers. If you're looking for shelter, a side trail leads to a first-come, first-served lean-to. If that's already occupied, your next-best options are a primitive campsite at the south end of Cat Mountain Pond (about .75-mile west along the main Cranberry 50 trail) or another lean-to and a couple of primitive campsites at Olmstead Pond, about 3.5 miles to the north.
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