Welcome to North Hudson, NY!

North Hudson is located right off of I-87, but it doesn’t take long for visitors to feel like they’re roughing it here. The brand new Frontier Town Campground, Equestrian and Day Use Area has 45 tent camping sites and a host of amenities for campers and equestrians alike. The campground is close to easy trails leading to stunning lakes and ponds, as well as challenging routes up our biggest mountains.

Besides Frontier Town, there are other campgrounds available in the area. Any of them are a perfect base camp for your Adirondack adventures!

Just down the road from the campground is Paradox Brewery’s newest location. This impressive building features a large selection of beers on tap that were made on-site. Grab a sampler and step onto the deck to enjoy views of the High Peaks.

And speaking of the High Peaks, a short drive is all it takes to get to several trailheads that access these beautiful mountains. The Dix Range, Mount Marcy, Colden, and many others are all within reach, and so is the Boreas Ponds Tract, which serves up impressive views of the Great Range at the end of a relatively easy, but somewhat long, hike.

a single buffalo grazes on an autumn field.
frontier town hats.
a house sits on a hill.
A pond surrounded by colorful Autumn trees

For more, read the blog A Day in North Hudson.

North Hudson

3024 Route 9
P.O. Box 60
North Hudson, NY 12855

Phone: (518) 532-9811
Fax: (518) 532-0122
Email: northhudsonsupv@verizon.net

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Elk Lake Road, North Hudson
Colvin was named after Verplank Colvin assistant the great surveyor of the Adirondack Park. Colvin is often climbed with Blake Peak - due to it being along the same ridge and located conveniently behind Colvin This Adirondack 46 High Peak is number 3...
Caza Turn Road, North Hudson
A loop that circles three ponds with side trips to more. Beaver ponds and wide vistas. The side trail to Bass Lake (1.4 miles RT) features rock ledges, cliffs, and great fishing. Moose Mountain Pond and Bass Lake Trailhead: Going north from the town...
Caza Turn Road Ensign Pond Rd, North Hudson
A loop that circles three ponds with side trips to more. Beaver ponds and wide vistas, and more!
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courtney-pond
Route 9, North Hudson
This end-to-end hike, only 1.1 miles one way, runs from from Courtney Pond to Shingletree Pond along a clear, well-maintained trail with minor elevation changes. It is full of lovely terrain, with the exception of a tunnel that runs under the Northway.
Tracy Road, North Hudson
Towering trees and peaceful forest are the norm on this lovely hike to a beautiful pond.
Route 9 & Route 4, North Hudson
Take a day long ride through some of the most remote paved roads in the whole park. View dozens of ponds and wetlands, cross several headwaters, and see some historic mining and farming areas. 36.3 miles, Intermediate. Paved roads, remote areas with...
Blue Ridge Falls is a treat for any skill level.
Blue Ridge Falls is a treat for any skill level.
Blue Ridge Rd, North Hudson
Along the Blue Ridge Road, the falls along The Branch River can be seen in their awe from afar at this parking location. This makes for a wonderful scene for photography.
4390 US Route 9, North Hudson
The place to stay for hiking, with many trailheads in the complex and only minutes from Exit 30 on the Route 87 Northway. Wonderful boating opportunities on the west shore of the Schroon River. Equipment from tents to 25' RVs, picnic area, firewood...