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Adirondack North Country Scenic Byways

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For Visitors and Residents

New York State’s Adirondack North Country Scenic Byways highlight one of the most beautiful regions of the world. From Lake Champlain on the east, to our southern border on the Mohawk River, to Lake Ontario on the west, to the northern border with Canada, the fourteen-county ANCA region offers residents and visitors alike a unique travel experience.

Whether your interest is history, adventure, shopping in our artisan studios and farmer markets, or all of the above, you will find it in our spectacular surroundings. ANCA encourages you to sample the region’s beauty and charm as you tour the thirteen interconnected byways.

We suggest you make plans to park your car in our villages and towns, shop in our byway communities, and explore our region by bicycle, canoe, kayak, and scenic rail. Use our interconnected land and water trails, experience the wilderness, people and products from the Adirondack Park, Tug Hill Region and surrounding communities.

The following links include descriptions about, and links to many of, the communities and resources of the 13 Scenic Byways.

Adirondack Trail Scenic Byway
Black River Trail Scenic Byway
Blue Ridge Road Scenic Byway
Central Adirondack Trail Scenic Byway
Dude Ranch Trail Scenic Byway
High Peaks Trail Scenic Byway
Lakes To Locks Passage: All-American Road
Military Trail Scenic Byway
Olympic Scenic Byway
Revolutionary Trail Scenic Byway
Roosevelt Marcy Scenic Byway
Seaway Trail National Scenic Byway
Southern Adirondack Trail Scenic Byway

Maps of Adirondack North Country
and Tourist Oriented Signage

Visitors in the Adirondack Park can follow the small brown and yellow signs along the thirteen Scenic Byways to nearby shops, services, food, attractions, tourist information and lodging accommodations. When traveling outside the Park watch for blue and white signs to find businesses located near the Scenic Byways.

Art, Crafts and Foods
Along the Scenic Byways
of the Adirondack North Country
Includes map of region
with highlighted Scenic Byways

Map of Scenic Byways
by NW, NE, SE, and SW quadrants

Google Map of Region

Directions with Mapquest

For Municipalities, Businesses and Stakeholders along the Scenic Byways

Recent Scenic Byway Program Activity
Adirondack Byway Program Activity
Black River Scenic Byway Program Activity
Central Adirondack Scenic Byway Program Activity
Olympic Scenic Byway Program Activity
Program Highlights
Byway History

Program Partners

America’s Byways
New York State Scenic Byways
Adirondack Regional Tourism Council

Sharon O'Brien manages ANCA’s Scenic Byway Program which is the core component of the Association’s work in tourism planning and development. Work includes ongoing networking with communities and the submission of funding applications to the New York State Department of Transportation.

In combination these programs are a catalyst for community and economic development based on the region’s tourism and recreational assets. Through this work ANCA has generated millions of dollars of promotional and marketing project funding for North Country communities. ANCA works in partnership with cities, towns and villages to steward the region’s natural, recreational, historical, and cultural resources and to build community pride.

Sharon O’Brien, Scenic Byway Coordinator
anca-obrien@northnet.org
Adirondack North Country Association
28 St. Bernard Street
Saranac Lake NY 12983
518.891.6200
f518.891.6203
www.adirondack.org
www.adknccrafts.com