Explore. Educate. Protect.
Since 1922 the Adirondack Mountain Club has inspired people to enjoy and protect New York’s public lands through education, stewardship, advocacy, and responsible recreation.
Know Before You Go
Join the conversation around the places, people, and issues that matter most. Discover timely stories, insights, and updates from across the Adirondacks, our properties, and New York’s wild lands and waters that inspire stewardship and strengthen our connection to the outdoors.
Lodging Promos
Get a great deal on an exciting Adirondack adventure this fall with one of our fall promotions. Valid for bookings from October 18–December 31.
Prepare
High Peaks Conditions Report
This conditions report is a useful tool to help you plan ahead and prepare for your outdoor adventure. For the most up-to-date information, contact our High Peaks Information Center by calling 518-523-3441 ext. 121 or emailing [email protected].
Hiker Parking
Planning a hike from our High Peaks Information Center? Check out these parking tips before you arrive!
Loj Dinners
After a long day of adventure, join ADK for a family-style meal in the rustic dining room of the Adirondak Loj.
Personal Trip Planning
Get personalized advice for your next Adirondack adventure. All trip planning sessions are led by a New York State licensed guide.
Protect High Peaks Wilderness
The future of High Peaks management is being shaped right now, and your input is essential! Submit your comments and make your voice heard.
Product
ADK High Peaks Map, 15th Edition
15th edition High Peaks Adirondack Trail Map. Revised as of 2021 and updated in 2024, this edition topographic map corresponds with ADK’s High Peaks Trails guidebook. Included in the newest edition are updated trails, lean-tos, campsites and land boundaries on one folded, pocket-sized, double-sided sheet. Waterproof, durable and tear resistant. ADK Members receive 20% discount. Scale 1:62,500 Contour interval = 20 feet Folded size is 4 1/4″ x 6″
The seven principles of Leave No Trace help us minimize our impact when enjoying the outdoors. Keep them in mind the next time you’re hiking, paddling, or just walking around the neighborhood!
- Plan Ahead & Prepare
- Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces
- Dispose of Waste Properly
- Leave What You Find
- Minimize Campfire Impacts
- Respect Wildlife
- Be Kind & Courteous to Others
High Peaks Conditions Report
Plan ahead and prepare for your upcoming outdoor adventure using our High Peaks Conditions Report, updated daily by ADK staff.
Find your local chapter
Join your local ADK chapter to connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts, volunteer locally, and help protect your region’s wild places.
Susquehanna
Representing Otsego, Delaware, and Chenango Counties.
Shatagee Woods
Representing Malone.
Onondaga
Representing Syracuse and central New York.
Northville-Placid Trail
Supports maintenance of the Northville-Placid Trail
North Woods
Representing the Tri-Lakes Region: Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, and Tupper Lake.
North Jersey Ramapo
Representing New Jersey as well as Rockland and Orange Counties in New York.
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