North Hudson
North Hudson, New York
Conveniently located in the Adirondack Hub just off I-87, North Hudson combines small-town charm with year-round adventure. As a gateway to the High Peaks, the area offers endless outdoor experiences, from pristine lakes and ponds to trailheads leading into some of the region’s most iconic peaks. Whether you’re camping under the stars, exploring trails for hiking, paddling, or snowshoeing, or simply enjoying the natural beauty, North Hudson is the perfect base for your next Adirondack getaway.
Things to do
Boreas Ponds Tract
The Boreas Ponds Tract is a backcountry destination perfect for paddling or hiking through serene waters and scenic trails. Visitors are rewarded with stunning views of the Gothic Slides, making it a peaceful escape into the heart of the Adirondacks.
Paradox Brewery
Paradox Brewery offers a welcoming spot to unwind with a locally-crafted beer while enjoying sweeping mountain views. It’s the perfect place to relax after a day of Adirondack adventures.
Frontier Town Getaway
Frontier Town Getaway is an adventure-filled destination featuring camping, equestrian trails, and direct access to the High Peaks. It’s an ideal base for exploring the Adirondacks, whether on horseback, by foot, or under the stars.
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Frequently Asked Questions
North Hudson is just off Exit 29 on I-87 in the southern Adirondacks. Part of the Adirondack Hub, it’s about 15 minutes from Schroon Lake, 25 minutes from Elizabethtown, and 40 minutes from Lake Placid, making it a convenient gateway to hiking trails, lakes, and High Peaks adventures.
North Hudson sits right off Exit 29 on I-87, making it one of the most easily accessible towns in the southern Adirondacks.
Every season offers something special! In spring, trails and wildflowers awaken. Summer is perfect for camping, paddling, and High Peaks hikes. Fall brings vibrant foliage and harvest festivals, while winter delivers snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and cozy indoor escapes. It’s a year-round destination tailored to your favorite outdoor adventures or indoor attractions.