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32 Hadley – On the Road Less Traveled In the most northern part of Saratoga Country, at the confluence of the Great Sacandaga and the mighty Hudson Rivers is where you’ll find a little gem called Hadley. Hadley is a quaint little town where the roads are less traveled, the people friendly, the whitewater the best in New York and the view from the top of Hadley Mountain is breathtaking. You won’t find big industry there, what you’ll find are some very talented, genuine, hard-working entrepreneurs raising a family and enjoying the world around them at a slower pace. Hadley is a wonderful place to… This 1885 landmark parabolic Bow Bridge is fun to drive over, but the best view comes from the windows of the Saratoga & North Creek Railway as it crosses the trestle over the Sacandaga River Looking down Old Corinth Road to the center of the hamlet beckons us to follow Make a memory at the Lil’ sugar Dust-off Car Show the last Saturday of April Family fun for all ages at the Maple in April Festival A view of Rockwell Falls from the Bridge of Hope, which spans the Hudson River connecting the Towns of Hadley and Lake Luzerne Relaxing overlooking the Sacandaga at the confluence of the Hudson River Visit Breathe fresh air Unwind Make friends Play Ride a bike Climb a mountain Get dirty Fall in love Pitch a tent Eat well Rest Swing a golf club Work hard Raise a family Pray Picnic Make a memory Sing Cool off Build Contact: Supervisor Arthur “Mo” Wright: 518-696-4797 www.townofhadley.net | supervisorwright@townofhadley.org Hadley Business Association: Sue Wilder: 518-696-4947 Facebook.com / Hadley Business Association | hadleyba2003@yahoo.com Reach our advertisers at: ADKDiningGuide.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com
town of hadley From the mountains to the rivers and across the bridges earns Hadley the phrase “where friends and rivers meet”. The Bridge of Hope which spans the Hudson River from Lake Luzerne to Hadley is the narrowest spot of the Hudson River causing it tumble and fall from the rock ledges creating Rockwell Falls. For generations the force of water has provided water-power to operate lumber, paper, and grist mills along its banks. The southern view from the Bridge of Hope is where the Sacandaga River roars in from the west to join the mighty Hudson River from the east. The 1885 historic parabolic Bow Bridge was rescued from demolition and restored to use in 2006. It’s fun to drive over, but the best view comes from the windows of the Saratoga & North Creek Railway as they cross the trestle over the Sacandaga River. Hadley Mountain Fire Tower The Hadley Mountain Fire Tower affords a spectacular views ranging from the Sacandaga valley to Vermont, the Catskills, and to both the southern Adirondacks and their northern high pecks. By following the red trail markers and an ascent of 1,525’ leads to the fire tower where a summit steward, working on an internship and hired by the Hadley Fire Tower Committee may greet you. Starting the first of June the steward will spend the majority of the summer engaging and telling hikers about the history and characteristics of the Adirondack Park and Hadley Mountain Fire Tower. When not greeting the public, the steward helps maintain and repair the trail and structures under the supervision of the local forest ranger and stays in the primitive quarters of the old ranger cabin, which can be seen just prior to the final turn up to the summit and its restored fire tower. Friends of the Hadley Fire Tower Committee will be celebrating the centennial anniversary of the tower this year with an event on July15th at the trail head and on the mountain. The Centennial Celebration continues on July 16 at the Hadley Town Hall with cake, ‘“meet and greet” former stewards, and a display of former fire fighting equipment. To learn more about this event visit www.hadleymtfiretower.org or contact New York State division of Lands and Forest Region 5 @ 518-623-1278. The second contact is Linda Ranado who is the chairperson for the Friends of the Hadley Fire Tower Committee. Her email is lranado@hotmail.com. To get to the trail head of Hadley Mountain take exit 21 of Reach our advertisers at: Unique, Hand-crafted ART 40+ local artisans in mediums of clay, wood, fiber, stained glass and gemstones. • Maple Syrup, grass fed beef • Etched wine glasses • Lynn Benevento prints • Gemstone jewelry • Adirondack home décor • Barkeater Chocolate • Wooden fish, bowls and toys • Pottery, jam, goat milk soap • Custom-designed T-shirts • Books by local authors & cards Market Place Thursdays Fresh Produce & local Services Visit us 315 Old Corinth Rd. Next to the post office Hadley, NY 12835 518-696-9950 Mon – Fri 10am-5pm Sat 10am-3pm Sun 11am-3pm the Adirondack Northway I-87 continue west on route 9N for 11miles to the Hadley-Luzerne High School turn right onto Mill St which becomes Main St., then right onto Bridge St., cross the Hudson River into Hadley. Continue straight to the four-corner intersection, turn right onto Stony Creek Rd. (County Route1) for 3.1 miles left onto Hadley Hill Rd. 4.3 miles right onto Tower Rd, take a sharp left hand turn onto N. Strawberry Lane, the parking lot and sign-in is on your left. Hadley is a community of cottage industries, one of which is the newly established year-round artists’ gallery featuring over 40 local artisans producing art in wood, clay, stained glass, fiber and fine art. Everything at Some Favorite Things GALLERY is unique, one-of-a-kind art from some of the most talented artists in the north county. Thursdays during July and August a Market Place of local produce and services will open on the deck of Some Favorite Things GALLERY (next door to the Hadley Post Office). Adirondack Aquaponics is a fresh produce farm, where the combination of aquaculture (raising Tilapia fish) and hydroponics to raise plants of lettuce whose roots are nourished in highly-filtered nutrientrich water, provides fresh produce to local markets. The Hadley community continues to invite visitors to enjoy the many outdoor recreational sports, shops, historic sites and scenic train rides. Hadley is a place where friends and rivers meet. ADKDiningGuide.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com 33
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