NORTH CREEK STATION


The Route

Our North Run tours are 7 miles round trip through the quiet beauty of the Adirondack woods. Just before the turnaround, cross a dramatic trestle bridge with sweeping views of the Hudson and Boreas Rivers, then relax during a peaceful riverside break before embarking on the trip home.

South Run tours utilize pedal-assist bikes for a gentle 8-mile round-trip ride along the Hudson River, featuring scenic water views and ever-changing vistas of Gore Mountain and the surrounding landscape. At the halfway point, riders can stroll down to the riverbank before beginning the return trip through the heart of the Adirondacks.

NORTH CREEK STATION TOURS


Location

3 Railroad Pl.

North Creek, NY 12853

 
  • WHAT RIDERS ARE SAYING

    “We went out with our two kids, and we had a great experience! This is definitely a must-do while on vacation in Lake George. The views were amazing, and we learned some history about the trails and President Roosevelt. The team was very knowledgeable and friendly. Thank you for making this experience unforgettable! We will definitely be back!”

    — Marta W. North Creek

  • WHAT RIDERS ARE SAYING

    “The Guides were fantastic. We learned some local history, and the views of the bridge were amazing. We completed an easy 3-mile trail that was suitable for our group. There were beautiful native plants throughout the ride. We will definitely do this again!”

    — Megan T. North Creek

  • WHAT RIDERS ARE SAYING

    “We had an amazing time on our bike tour! The scenery of the forest and the Hudson River was beautiful, and the trip was peaceful—an excellent way to exercise while connecting with nature. The Guides were friendly and very informative. I would definitely recommend this excursion to people of all ages, as the route was easy to pedal.”

    —Brittany W. North Creek

ABOUT NORTH CREEK

Mountain Town Charm

Set in the southern Adirondacks at the base of Gore Mountain, North Creek is a launchpad for skiing, hiking, paddling, and more — all with sweeping mountain views — while welcoming visitors with small-town hospitality and local shops.

A Place in History

In 1901, North Creek’s historic rail station made history as the place where Theodore Roosevelt learned he had become President. Adjacent to the station, the Depot Museum keeps that legacy alive and invites visitors to explore the region’s rich rail heritage.

Adventure Next Door

Just minutes from North Creek Station, Lake George — celebrated as the "Queen of America’s Lakes" — invites visitors to enjoy boating, beaches, dining, and lodging, along with endless opportunities for year-round adventure.