Table of Contents

Overview Map
Overview Map Key
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Preface
Recommended Hikes
Introduction

Southern
1. Stewart and Indian Lakes
2. Good Luck Cliffs
3. Jockeybush Lake
4. Groff Creek
5. Tenant Creek Falls
6. Hadley Mountain
7. Crane Mountain

West-Central
8. Panther Mountain and Echo Cliffs
9. Mitchell Ponds
10. Bear and Woodhull Lakes
11. Black Bear Mountain
12. Bubb, Sis, and Moss Lakes
13. Cascade Lake
14. Gleasmans Falls

Central
15. Auger Falls
16. Shanty Brook
17. East Branch Sacandaga Gorge
18. Snowy Mountain
19. Chimney Mountain
20. Peaked Mountain
21. Castle Rock
22. Blue Ledges
23. Hoffman Notch

Eastern
24. Sleeping Beauty Mountain
25. Shelving Rock Falls
26. Black Mountain
27. Tongue Mountain Range
28. Pharaoh Mountain [day or overnight hike]
29. Pharaoh Lake [overnight hike]

Northern
30. Owls Head Mountain
31. Cat Mountain
32. High Falls [overnight hike]
33. Lampson Falls and Grass River
34. Floodwood
35. Saint Regis Mountain
36. Debar Mountain

High Peaks
37 Ausable River: West River Trail
38. Ausable River: East River Trail
39. Giant’s Nubble
40. Hanging Spear Falls and Opalescent River [day or overnight hike]
41. Indian Pass
42. Algonquin Peak
43. Avalanche Pass
44. Little and Big Crow Mountains
45. Pitchoff Mountain
46. Ampersand Mountain

Appendix A: Managing Agencies
Appendix B: Gear Lists
Appendix C: Hiking Clubs
Appendix D: Suggested Reading
Index
About the Author
Map Legend

About the Author

Tim Starmer has always been an outdoors enthusiast; he spent most of his childhood seeking out remote and wild areas whenever possible. During a brief hiatus from Brown University during 1997, he drove across the United States for six weeks, camping the entire way. Along the journey he explored many of the West's national and state parks, including Canyonlands, Yellowstone, Arches, and Bryce Canyon. At the trip's conclusion, Tim headed down to Australia, where he backpacked for a few months, exploring the eastern Outback, the Great Barrier Reef, and the caves of Tasmania, as well as traversing the Tasmanian World Heritage Area along the Overland Track. Tim currently works in upstate New York as a timber framer and can still be found exploring the wilds whenever possible.