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HADLEY RUN

This trip features breathtaking views, a thrilling bridge crossing over the Hudson and Sacandaga Rivers, and a peaceful ride through the Adirondack forest. Just minutes from Lake George, the Hadley Run delivers an adventure rich with scenic beauty and Adirondack charm.

7 MILES ROUND TRIP

ALL AGES

2 HOURS

2 SEATS - $100
4 SEATS - $180

- Begin with a quick safety briefing and introduction to the Hadley area
- Pedal across a 500-foot-long, 90-foot-high bridge spanning the Hudson and Sacandaga Rivers
- Ride through lush Adirondack forest with chances to spot chipmunks, squirrels, deer, and foxes
- Scenic out-and-back journey ideal for visitors to Lake George, Saratoga Springs, or the Adirondacks
If you don’t like heights, Hadley Run may not be the best choice for you. For a more serene bridge crossing, we recommend the North Bridge Run.
Prices are per bike, not per person. One double rail bike will seat 2 people. One quad rail bike will seat up to 4 people.

"We did Hadley Run, and it was a perfect way to end our vacation. The ride was beautiful & relaxing. Our guides were awesome & made it a fun experience!"
— Kayla M. Hadley Run
“The Hadley Run more than exceeded our expectations! Jen and her crew were absolutely wonderful...from explaining everything we needed to know before heading out, to checking with everyone along the way. They even offered to take pictures of us! Such an amazing experience!! We definitely plan on going again next year! Highly recommend!”
— Kathleen C. Hadley Run
“My three friends and I did Hadley Run and the views were spectacular and the foliage were perfect. The bridge was probably the prettiest sight I've seen. Overlooking the river and just absolutely stunning. You could tell the staff had passion for their job and for the Adirondacks. I highly recommend it.”
— Kayla A. Hadley Run
“Such an amazing and unforgettable experience! The ride was super easy and relaxing. The views were incredible, we saw some wildlife, and crossing the bridge was definitely a highlight. The guides were so friendly and shared a lot of interesting history about the area, which made it even better.”
— Melisa B. Hadley Run