Adirondack Hiking
Lyon Mountain is one of the toughest fire tower hikes, with an elevation higher than one of the official 46ers, it marks the highest point in Clinton County. Given its more northerly location than the other fire tower hikes, the tower provides you with unique views of Montreal’s skyline to the north and Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains to the east.
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Further off the beaten track than the other Saranac 6ers, St. Regis Mountain is one of the areas hidden gems. With a near 360 degree view from the top, you can see all of the bodies of water that surround the St. Regis area, as well as the High Peaks off in the distance.
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Whether you are completing the fire tower challenge or looking for a day hike in the Long Lake area, Owls Head Fire Tower is a great choice. Less popular than Blue Mountain Fire Tower, this family-friendly hike is often less crowded and offers great views for its moderate climb.
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Located in Corinth, NY, the Spruce Mountain is an out-and-back hike to a 73-foot tall fire tower that awards you with 360-degree views from the top. The tower was refurbished and opened in the spring of 2015 along with a new trail to the summit.
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Standing at 2,060 feet, Kane Mountain is a beloved destination in the southern Adirondacks, offering sweeping views and a classic fire tower experience. Hikers can explore the summit using two well-marked trails that can be combined to create a scenic loop.
