Saranac River Trail

The Saranac River Trail trail provides a wonderful opportunity for people to stay fit and appreciate the natural beauty of Plattsburgh. Moreover, it stands as a symbol of commitment shared by the city of Plattsburgh, SUNY Plattsburgh, and the local community to foster sustainable living.

This ride is great for those looking to go on a slow, leisurely ride. The Saranac River Trail is an excellent choice for people with small children as it is all located on a bike path.

The Saranac River is a major waterway located in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. It has its source in Lake Saranac and flows southward for about 50 miles before emptying into Lake Champlain. Along its journey, it passes through several towns and villages, providing them with a source of recreation and transportation. The river is also home to many species of fish and wildlife, making it an important part of the local ecosystem. In addition, it provides a scenic backdrop for visitors to enjoy while exploring the Adirondacks.

Key Information

Views, Free Parking

Terrain:

Paved Path

This bike ride contains:

Bike Path

Things to see along the way:

SUNY Plattsburgh

Saranac River

Distance:

1.6 Miles

Average Time:

.5-1 hrs.

Elevation:

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