The Best Rock climbing in Old Forge, New York

Welcome to Enchanted Forest Water Safari, New York's largest water theme park, located at 3183 NY-28, Old Forge, NY 13420, United States. As an amusement park, we offer a thrilling experience for all ages with over 50 rides and attractions, including water slides, go-karts, rock climbing, mini-golf, ziplines, and more! Join us on Saturday, August 31 at 1 PM for our exciting Paul Bunyan and Jill the Lumberjack Look-alike Contest. Don't miss out on the fun and the chance to win great prizes!

Ledge View Lodge is a charming lodging facility located at 176 Palisades in the picturesque town of Old Forge, New York. Our lodge offers cozy and comfortable accommodations for travelers looking to experience the beauty of the Adirondack Mountains. As a real estate agency, we also specialize in helping clients find their dream vacation homes in this stunning region. Additionally, our travel agency services can assist guests in planning unforgettable adventures and excursions during their stay. Come stay with us at Ledge View Lodge and let us help you create lasting memories in the heart of the Adirondacks.

Welcome to Woodhull Mountain Trail Parking, your gateway to an unforgettable adventure in the breathtaking northwestern Adirondacks. Located in Old Forge, New York, our parking area serves as the perfect starting point for exploring the unique Woodhull Mountain, renowned for its long fire tower journey. Unlike typical mountain peaks, Woodhull offers a lengthy, flat approach along an old railroad bed, making it ideal for mountain biking enthusiasts and those seeking a more varied hiking experience. The first five miles of the trail are mostly flat, providing a smooth ride for mountain bikers throughout most of the year, or a scenic cross-country skiing path during winter months. As you journey along, you'll pass the turnoff to Remsen Falls before reaching a bridge where the biking path ends and the hiking trail begins. Here, you can securely stow your biking or skiing gear before continuing on foot or snowshoe for the final 2.5-mile ascent to the summit. The gradual climb rewards you with stunning views of the Western Adirondacks, and the fire tower offers an even more spectacular vantage point, although access to the cab is currently restricted.