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Heaven Hill Trails is a family-freind place to ride or hike. Trails are easy and low-stress, perfect for families or a short ride. Plenty of nice views and benches to rest. Saw a deer in the fields—quiet and peaceful, not busy at all. Great spot to relax and enjoy nature.

High Falls Gorge Potholes are a geologic highlight within the privately operated High Falls Gorge near Wilmington, New York, just outside the Adirondack High Peaks. Carved over thousands of years by the rushing Ausable River, these deep, cylindrical potholes were formed by swirling glacial meltwater and sediment. Today, you can view them safely from sturdy walkways and glass-floor platforms that follow the edge of the gorge. Interpretive signs explain the area's unique geology and the erosive power behind these formations. It’s a short, accessible outing perfect for those curious about the raw forces that shaped this dramatic stretch of river.

High Falls in the McKenzie Mountain Wilderness is a secluded, powerful cascade tucked deep in New York’s Adirondack backcountry.

The trailhead here fills up fast so it is best to come early! That said, the lot is fairly large and easy to get to. The Phelps Trail leads you on a gradual creek-side ascent to the Johns Brook Lodge. The Three Brothers Trail leads you up the mountains to a handful of peaks with sweeping view of the Adirondacks.

From the summit you get fantastic views south past the peak of Little Crow and the Gulf Brook tributary valley toward the High Peaks.

The hike to Big Crow Mountain is quite popular and makes for a nice short hike. Those looking to adventure further can continue along the ridge to Little Crow or circumnavigate the valley via the Nun-Da-Ga-O Ridge loop. You can also hike south along the Gulf Brook Trail to Hurricane Mountain from here.

The Gulf Brook Trail winds steadily through the forested foothills of the mountains at a gradual incline until you hit the trail junction. This is also a great trail for snowshoeing and winter hiking. From the parking lot you can also access the trail to Big Crow and Little Crow Mountain.

For rock climbers and boulders; Some say Mackenzie Lake is the best bouldering in the Adirondacks! For hikers and climbers Mackenzie Pond is far from major cities so you will most likely miss the big crowds. When the pullouts are full of vehicles, the forest can feel empty still because of it's large and spread out nature.