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IOFC Brochure 1. Rondaxe Mountain (Bald Mountain) 7. Shallow Lake 13. Beaver Lake Halfway between Inlet & Old Forge on Route 28, turn Turn onto Uncas Road from Route 28 near Eagle Bay, Off of Route 28 turn onto Limekiln Road, travel 1.9 onto Rondaxe Road, travel .2 miles and the parking and travel 6 miles to Sucker Brook Bay trailhead on left. miles to the entrance to the Moose River Plains trailhead are on the left. This hike is intermediate and Follow this trail until it connects with Shallow Lake Recreation Area. Drive another 10 miles and turn right just under 1 mile with a fire tower at the summit. trail, 2.1 miles. If the Browns Tract Campground is open, onto Otter Brook Road, then bear right again until you q Hike or q Bike you can access the trail through campsite #68 for a 1.4 reach the barricade and parking. Trail to Beaver Lake is Date completed: mile hike. 2.1 miles. q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle 2. Bubb Lake & Sis Lake Date completed: Date completed: Just south of Eagle Bay there is a fairly new parking area which allows access to Bubb Lake .8 miles and Sis Lake 8. Rocky Mountain 14. Cathedral Pines 1.5 miles. On Route 28, just south of downtown Inlet. From the On Route 28, just under 5 miles north of downtown q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle trailhead to the top is .6 miles of intermediate climb. Inlet. Watch for the small brown & yellow trailhead sign Date completed: Parking area is also used for Black Bear Mountain. with parking on both sides of the road. Trail is only .1 q Hike or q Bike miles through some virgin White Pines that tower over 3. Cascade Lake Date completed: 150 feet in the air. There is also a stone monument Off of Route 28 turn onto Big Moose Road in Eagle recognizing Second Lt. Malcolm Blue, who was killed Bay, travel 1.8 miles to the trailhead parking on the 9. Black Bear Mountain over France on June 2, 1944. right. The trail to the lake is 2 miles and to Cascade On Route 28, just south of downtown Inlet. The q Hike or q Bike Falls is 3 miles. trailhead is all the way to the right of the parking lot. Date completed: q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle From the trailhead to the summit is 3.5 miles or you can take the steeper 2.1 miles trail. Parking area is also 15. Bug Lake Date completed: used for Rocky Mountain. On Route 28 turn into Eight Lake Campground 5 miles 4. Moss Lake q Hike or q Bike north of downtown Inlet. Trailhead parking can be Off of Route 28 turn onto Big Moose Road in Eagle Date completed: found between sites #68 and #72. 1.5 miles will bring Bay, travel 3.8 miles and use the parking lot on the left. you to Bug Lake. There are two separate parking areas, one for 10. Limekiln Lake q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle Handicapped Accessibility. The trail around the lake is 3 Off of Route 28 turn onto Limekiln Road, travel 1.7 Date completed: miles. This also serves as a trailhead to Bubb Lake 1.5 miles to Campsite Road. Boat launch for Limekiln Lake miles and Sis Lake 2.5 miles. will be on your left before the gate to the campground. 16. Fulton Chain of Lakes q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle q Paddle The Fulton Chain of lakes is a branch of the Moose River that includes Old Forge Pond, First Lake, Second Date completed: Date completed: Lake, Third Lake, Fourth Lake, Fifth Lake, Sixth Lake, 5. West Pond Falls 11. Old Dam Nature Trail Seventh Lake & Eighth Lake. Off of Route 28 turn onto Big Moose Road in Eagle Off of Route 28 turn onto Limekiln Road, travel 1.7 q Paddle any one of the Chain Bay, travel 6 miles to the trailhead parking on the left, miles to Campsite Road. This is a 1.6 mile loop that Which lake: right before Glenmore Road. The trail to the falls is begins near site #87 in the Limekiln Campground. about .5 miles. Watch for a small sign on your left. If q Hike or q Bike Date completed: you make it to the pond itself, you have missed the Date completed: 17. T.O.B.I.E. Trail falls. Pedestrian recreation (hike and bike) trail connecting q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle 12. Mitchell Ponds Thendara, Old Forge, Big Moose, Inlet & Eagle Bay. Hike Date completed: Off of Route 28 turn onto Limekiln Road, travel 1.9 or bike any part of this trail. A map showing the entire miles to the entrance to the Moose River Plains trail is available through the Inlet Information Office or 6. Ferd’s Bog Recreation Area. Drive another 7.9 miles past the gate the Town of Webb Visitors Center. Turn onto Uncas Road from Route 28 near Eagle Bay, and use the trailhead parking on right. Trail to Upper q Hike or q Bike travel 3.5 miles and use the left shoulder. Trail is .4 Mitchell Pond is 2 miles, and continues on to Lower miles and turns into a floating boardwalk that takes you Mitchell Pond. From where: out into the bog. q Hike or q Bike or q Paddle To where: q Hike or q Bike Date completed: Date completed: Date completed: Inlet Outdoor Inlet Outdoor Family Challenge Hike * Bike * Paddle Family Hike, bike or paddle 12 of the 17 locations on or after October 3, Challenge 2015 then bring the this brochure Hike * Bike * Paddle to the Inlet Information Office at 160 Route 28, Inlet, NY. Everyone who completes the challenge will be listed on www.InletOutdoorChallenge.com and can get a special patch for $5. Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Email: Completion date: Final challenge: Inlet Area Business Association www.GoInletNY.com Inlet Information Office To find out how to do this by mail, www.InletNY.com contact the Inlet Information Office 315-357-5501 at 315-357-5501 or Facebook: Inlet, NY Information & Events [email protected] Challenge Family Outdoor Adirondack Office InletInformation c/o 266 PO Box 13360 NY Inlet, [email protected].
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