Northville-Placid Trail
A roughly 138-mile foot trail traversing the Adirondack Park from Northville to Lake Placid, New York, laid out by the Adirondack Mountain Club in 1922-1923. The lightly-traveled route passes through...
- Length
- 137.3 mi
- Thru-hike
- —
- Elev. gain
- —
- States
- 1
About the route
A roughly 138-mile foot trail traversing the Adirondack Park from Northville to Lake Placid, New York, laid out by the Adirondack Mountain Club in 1922-1923. The lightly-traveled route passes through eight distinct wilderness and wild forest areas.
Termini
Terminus A
Waterfront Park, Northville, NY
43.2136, -74.2081
Terminus B
Averyville Road, Lake Placid, NY
44.2628, -74.0136
Verified waypoints
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Route markers2
Water & camping11
Poplar Point Adirondack Preserve · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Northampton Beach - DEC · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Adirondack/Northampton Beach · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Lake Durant Campground · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Cascade Acres Mobile Home Park Sites & Sales · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Northampton Beach · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Lake Durant Adirondack Preserve · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Lake Eaton Campground · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Wilderness Campground at Heart Lake · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Lake Placid Volunteer Fire Dept. · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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Meadowbrook Campground · Campsite
Verified campground near the route.
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What we don't yet have
We deliberately do not display water sources, resupply towns, shuttle services, or trail-side businesses on this page. Those change every season and an out-of-date pin can be a safety issue, especially on the high-desert and alpine sections of long trails. Use the trail association's published guide, FarOut, or Guthook for that level of detail; verify with rangers before relying on any cached source.
Official sources
Last verified by us: 2026-05-16
Outdoors is not the permitting authority. Reconfirm alerts, permits, and closures with the agency before you go.