Winter Wander Walks at the Adirondack Interpretive Center

Take a guided walk or snowshoe in Newcomb.

Snowshoeing is a favorite Adirondack pastime.

Set off on a relaxed and guided journey as you stroll or snowshoe through the magical Rich Lake Trail at the Adirondack Interpretive Center in Newcomb, NY.

This stunningly preserved area encourages you to explore the fascinating history of the Huntington Wildlife Forest, sharing captivating tales about the Adirondacks and the region's unique logging heritage.

Winter wandering in the Adirondacks.

As you embark on this leisurely 0.7-mile loop, get ready to be amazed by the variety of ecosystems surrounding you. The trail meanders through multiple habitats, featuring an impressive raised boardwalk that takes you over a tranquil cedar swamp, where the air is fresh and the views are simply stunning.

You’ll also enjoy the breathtaking vistas of the historic Goodnow Fire Tower, which stands majestically in the scenic landscape.

This adventure is suitable for everyone, making it a perfect outing for families, friends, and nature lovers. With every step, you’ll discover intriguing information about winter in the Adirondacks, providing a calming and enriching experience deep in nature.

For your convenience, the Adirondack Interpretive Center makes snowshoes and spikes available, preparing you for a delightful journey through this winter wonderland.

Visit the AIC website to learn more about this event.

Winter dawn over Goodnow Mountain the Adirondacks.

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