Blue Mountain Trail:
A large parking area for the Blue Mt. Trail and the Tirrell Pond Trail is located on the east side of Route 30/28N one tenth of a mile north of the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mt. Lake. The trail to the summit of Blue Mt. heads east from the trailhead starting along a woods road on Finch, Pruyn Company Inc. lands. The trail climbs 1550 ft. in elevation with moderate to steep grades, ending at the fire tower. Good views are possible from the flat topped summit. Located west of Blue Mt. Lake, NY

Rock Lake Trail:
A parking area on Route28/30 at a point 1.6 miles northwest of the Sawyer Mt. trailhead provides the easiest access to Rock Lake. The trail heads northeast from the road and intersects the Indian Lake Lake Durant Snowmobile Trail just before reaching a wet brushy area. From this junction the snowmobile trail heads northwest to Lake Durant. The hiking trail turns right crossing a snowmobile bridge over Johnny Mack Brook and turning northeasterly to end at the lakeshore. The snowmobile trail continues southeastly along Rock Lake to the Rock River Trail. Located northwest of 28/30

Buttermilk Falls:
A short unmarked path to this popular waterfall begins on the North Point Rd. Located 2.1 miles southeast of Rt. 30.

Rock River Trail:
The parking area for this trail is located .2 of a mile west of the Sawyer Mt. trailhead. This trail passes near the east shore of Rock Lake and ends at the Rock River. Located northwest of Rts. 28/30.

Cascade Pond Trail:
The trail turns sharp right leaving the road, and crosses Rock Pond Outlet over a long boardwalk. Cascade Pond leanto is rached in 2.8 miles. The trail continues southeast for .8 of a mile to intersect the Northville-Lake Placid Trail north of Stephens Pond. Located south of the hamlet of Blue Mt. Lake, NY.

Sawyer Mt. Trail:
This trail provides an easy climb to a mountain summit. Just beyond the wooded summit is a rock ledge iwth a scenic overlook. Located south of Rt. 28.

Lake Lila Primitive Area:
This area offers a wide range of hiking possibilities. The lake itself, is home to an enormous variety of waterfowl, and other wildlife. Camping is permitted on four of the islands in the lake, as well as a variety of other places. Canoeing, fishing and hunting as well as a 500 foot climb to the top of Mt. Frederica, which affords beautiful views of the lake. Located in Long Lake, NY

Sly Pond Trail:
This approximately 5.5 mile hike, takes you part of the way up Moose Mt., before descending to Sly Pond. The high acid content of this pond, has made uninhabitable by fish. Located adjacent to Indian Lake, NY

Lower Sargent Pont/Tioga Point Trails:
Proceed south from trailhead, to reach the pond. A trail continues westerly from the trail junction and intersects the Lower Sargent Pond Trail, from the North Point Rd. the trail proceeds south past the western shore of Grass Pond to intersect the trail to Upper Sargents Pond. The Lower Pond Trail continues westerly, crossing the outlet of Upper Sargent Pond. A short distance from this stream, a fish barrier dam can be seen on the outlet of Lower Sargent Pond. Located north of Rt. 28, and west of 30.

Snowy Mountain:
A difficult climb, Snowy Mountain is well worth the work. Incredible views of Indian Lake, and the surrounding wilderness can be seen from the rocky ledges at the summit. These cliffs can be dangerous. Located just south of Indian Lake, NY

Mitchell Ponds:
Level terrain makes this a very enjoyable walk, or bike, and takes you on a pennisula between the two ponds. Scenic cliffs line one side of the penninsula. Located southeast of Old Forge, NY

Tirrell Pond Trail:
This trail heads north from the combined Blue Mt./Tirrell Pond parking lot mostly on private roads, gradually turning east skirting the north slope of Blue Mt. and intersecting the Northville-Lake Placid Trail just north of Tirrell Pond. Located northeast of Blue Mountain, NY

Upper Sargent Pond Castle Rock Trails:
This trail passes generally north of Chubb Pond and proceeds westerly to the shoreline of Upper Sargent Pond. A .5 mile yellow marked spur trail on the left begins 1.5 miles after leaving the road. This ttrail leads to the summit of Castle Rock, which provides a scenic overlook of the Blue Mt. Lake Area. Trailhead located: 1 + miles west of Rt. 30 at the end of Maple Lodge Rd.

Owls Head Mt. Trail:
The hiking and snowmobile trails parallel and join each other with a trail junction reached 1.2 miles from the road. The red marked hiking trail proceeds westerly climbing steeply to a panoramic mountain summit. Total ascent from the trailhead is 1060 ft. Located 1.6 miles from Rt. 30, near Endion Rd.

Wilson Pond Trail:
The trail begins near Eagle Lake, passes Grassy Pond and crosses the outlet to Rock Pond before ending on the north shore of Wilson Pond where a leanto is located. Located south of Rt. 28, near Eagle Lake.