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It’s not the Hudson River….it’s Lake Champlain and the Saranac River.

Good bike routes through town and lots of food options

A great place to start a ride. Stop at the Food co-op to stock up on snacks. Have coffee at Chapter One!

Cycling in Plattsburgh offers a blend of history and activities for visitors to explore. Trinity Park, nestled in downtown Plattsburgh, features a War Memorial, benches, picnic tables, and bicycle racks, providing a serene spot to rest and enjoy the surroundings. Nearby, the War of 1812 Graves near Municipal Beach commemorate 13 unknown American soldiers who succumbed to cholera in 1812, offering a poignant reminder of local history.

Clyde A. Lewis Park stands on the historic grounds of the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base, honoring Cold War innovations and the legacy of Clyde A. Lewis. Lewis, a decorated Major in the Army Air Corps during World War II, earned numerous accolades for his service before championing the establishment of the Air Force Base in Plattsburgh in 1952. Today, the park features two impressive aircraft monuments—an FB-111 Aadvark and an F-47E Stratojet—symbolizing the enduring partnership between the United States Air Force and Plattsburgh. Located near the Air Force Base Museum and War of 1812 Museum, the park welcomes visitors free-of-charge, with donations encouraged for maintenance and upkeep.

Champlain Valley Trail is part of the Empire State Trail, it covers a 6-mile stretch from Waterford to Halfmoon, and it's an ideal path for both recreational riders and those interested in exploring New York State's canal heritage.

The Terry Gordon Bike Path is a fully paved, multiuse trail that follows an active trail line. It runs along the coast of the Hudson River and at times gives you great views of the water.

US Oval Park is a popular urban park in Plattsburgh. It has ball fields, picnic areas and a walking path. There are also several monuments dedicated to the different branches of the US military.