2017-18 Dining Guide Web
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
68<br />
20km Trails<br />
Designed<br />
Just for Mt.<br />
Biking!<br />
Mt. Bike!<br />
Ski Bowl Park | North Creek<br />
Hike The Schaffer Trail up to Gore Mt. - waterfalls,<br />
and beautiful views. Maps/Info VisitNorthCreek.com<br />
Bike The new Ski Bowl Park Trails - Flow trials for<br />
all ability levels! Maps/Video UpperHudsonTrails.org<br />
Backcountry Ski Trails including Raymond<br />
Brook Trail and the “Ride Up - Ski Down” Shuttle<br />
Bus - North Creek Business Alliance<br />
VisitNorthCreek.com | UpperHudsonTrails.org<br />
Reach our advertisers at:<br />
Ski Bowl Park Trail<br />
System <strong>2017</strong><br />
k1 Mile From<br />
Gore Mt!<br />
The Ski Bowl Park in North Creek is a four season destination.<br />
In the spring, summer and fall it is the starting point for 15 miles of<br />
hiking trails and 15 Kilometers of single track mtn. bike trails. In the<br />
winter the Park is operated by Gore Mtn. Ski Center which runs two<br />
lifts, the Hudson Chair and the Village Lift, to service great terrain<br />
and connect with the rest of Gore Mtn.’s alpine ski center. In addition<br />
to alpine skiing Gore Mtn. Ski Center makes snow and grooms trails<br />
for Nordic Skiing in the Bowl. The Park’s trail system also connects<br />
to 10 miles of “ride up, ski down” backcountry ski trails that have<br />
shuttle service provided by the North Creek Business Alliance on<br />
snowy weekends in the winter. Snowshoeing is available on the Ski<br />
Bowl Loop and Ski Bowl Connector trails.<br />
For the snowless six months of the year bikers and hikers have<br />
access to some incredible experiences. Don’t worry about getting lost<br />
the trail system has kiosks with large maps at the entrances and youare-here<br />
maps at key locations on the Ski Bowl Loop and color coded<br />
trail markers on each trail.<br />
Bikers - Have 15<br />
Kilometers of single<br />
track riding designed<br />
to give the intermediate<br />
and experts a variety<br />
of challenging experiences.<br />
1. Ski Bowl Loop<br />
Trail is the single<br />
track multi use<br />
trail that allows you access to the bike specific trails up on the<br />
mountain and to Main Street by way of the underpass on the<br />
Carol Thomas Trail to a cold beer and dinner in town.<br />
2. Trails Hoot and Alternative provide classic flowing single track<br />
with rock rides and lots of alternative lines.<br />
3. Heart Brake requires the technical expertise and physical fitness<br />
that old school experts enjoy.<br />
4. The Long Trail is the newest addition to the system and has<br />
the banks, rollers, tree gaps and momentum drops to make it your<br />
favorite ride.<br />
5. Ski Bowl Connector Trail climbs up to the Lower Raymond<br />
Brook Trail, with Lower Raymond Brook being a very fast expert<br />
downhill trail ending at the Rt. 28 trailhead which means<br />
you should ride down<br />
the north end of main<br />
street to get some cold<br />
hydration after the<br />
thrilling decent.<br />
6. On-the-Rocks is a sessions<br />
trail that has many<br />
technical rock riding<br />
challenges which insures<br />
you won’t ride it<br />
all the first time.<br />
7. Snakes Tongue Natural<br />
Terrain Park trails Mo<br />
and Curly have the momentum<br />
drops and high<br />
banked turns that will<br />
up your adrenalin level.<br />
8. New trail and upgrades are being added each year to give riders<br />
more riding and challenges.<br />
Hikers–Have 15 miles of trail to experience beautiful waterfalls,<br />
views and micro environment.<br />
1. The Schaefer Trail leads to beautiful streamside experiences<br />
of the waterfalls on Roaring Brook, which got its name for a<br />
reason, mountain view at the Reservoir and historic experience<br />
of walking through Ive’s Dam which was the hub of the 1930’s<br />
“ride up, ski down” trails. From Ive’s Dam you climb to the<br />
summit of Gore Mtn. to experience one of the best views of the<br />
southern Adirondacks.<br />
2. The Rabbit Pond Trail allows a nice loop walk when combined<br />
with the Schaefer Trail below the Reservoir and Ski Bowl Connector<br />
below the Raymond Brook Trail.<br />
3. The Ski Bowl Connector Trail is a easy uphill stroll which follow<br />
along the outlet of Rabbit Pond for a good portion of its<br />
length and then gives a good view of a large beaver pond before<br />
meeting up with the Raymond Brook Trail.<br />
4. The Raymond Brook Trail leads you up into the mountains<br />
on the backcountry ski trail. It is a little rough but will lead<br />
you to the Siamese Ponds Wilderness and Garnet Hill once<br />
you cross the Barton Mines Road.<br />
VisitNorthCreek.org<br />
ADK<strong>Dining</strong><strong>Guide</strong>.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com
Change language