Adirondack Outdoor Recreation
Summer Recreation in the Adirondack Wild
Outdoor recreation without a doubt is the ultimate draw to the Adirondack Wild in Hamilton County. With the most open wilderness in the Adirondacks and only a single stop light through the entire county, Hamilton County is home to unbeatable camping, hiking, waterfall viewing, paddling, swimming, whitewater rafting and so much more! In the Adirondack Wild there are no timetables except your own.
Pristine Adirondack Wilderness
There is no better place in the Adirondack Park to pitch a tent and experience an authentic Adirondack wilderness camping experience than Hamilton County. Lakeside campsites offer pristine fishing opportunities as well as miles of lakes, streams and rivers to launch kayaks and canoes. If you are looking for a more adventurous Adirondack experience, our guided Hudson River whitewater rafing trips can't be beat! And for those anxious to get on the green, our golf courses offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
Browse our detailed listings of Adirondack activities from birding hikes to where to launch boats in the Adirondacks. Or receive a commemorative patch when you complete our Water Fall challenge. In Hamilton County, there is always something to enjoy in the great Adirondack Wild.
Start Planning for Fall & Winter
Follow your inclinations or the direction of the seasons. Fall foliage scenic drives are a favorite to all that visit the Adirondack Wild. Check out the great events throughout the region such as the Adirondack Moose Festival and once winter hits there is plenty of snow for Adirondack winter activities. Hamilton County is a hot-spot for snowmobiling and offers thousands of miles of trails to ride. Skiing, snowshoeing and ice fishing are also great ways to get out and enjoy the Adirondack outdoors in the winter.
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