WHERE CAN YOU TREK IN THE ADIRONDACKS? 

The possibilities for adventure in the Adirondack Park of upstate New York are endless!

Adirondack Treks at Massawepie Scout Camps has helped your crew filter these possiblities down to our favorite adventures. Most treks can be modified to accommodate activities such as fishing, day hikes, bushwhacking, orienteering, or merit badge work!

Below you’ll find our trek routes on offer along with general maps to offer that big picture overview. Explore a few of these itineraries and then reach out to us for bookings. No question is too small and our treks staff love to offer recommendations, please don’t hesitate to reach out and let us help your crew narrow down the options for their unforgettable experience!

If your crew is seeking a 3-day before or after camp trek, or a long holiday-weekend trek please contact us to chat about the adventure. 

5-Day Canoe Treks – 7 crew members max.
Contact us to chat about the challenge level of each trek below and what routes might be best suited for your crew’s ability level.

  Start   Finish Mileage General Overview
 Blue Mountain Lake  Stony Creek Ponds ~52 Map
 Lake Kushaqua  Upper Saranac Lake – Indian Carry ~42 Map
 Lake Flower  Piercefield Dam ~41 Map
 Long Lake  Keese Mill w/St Regis Mtn. Hike ~50 Map

 

5-Day Combination Hiking/Canoeing Treks – 7 crew members max.
A few days of paddling and a few days of backpacking round out these awesome adventures!

  Area  Start   Finish General Overview
 Cranberry Lake and Forest   Cranberry Lake  Massawepie Trek Center Map

 

5-Day Backpacking Treks – max. crew members indicated
Boots on the trail. Choose an A to B hiking path or explore the rugged terrain of the High Peaks Primitive Wilderness Area. 

  Start   Finish Max Crew Mileage General Overview
 Long Lake Tarbell Road – NPT  Averyville Trailhead – Lake Placid – NPT 7 ~35 Map
 Cranberry 50 – Cranberry State Campground  Cranberry Lake Boat Launch 7 ~50 Map