New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 6 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION › Chapter II - LANDS AND FORESTS › Part 190 - Use of State Lands › Specific Areas › Section 190.28 - Foot trail easements-adirondack mountain reserve

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) Application. This section applies to foot
				  trail easements granted by the Adirondack Mountain Reserve to the State of New
				  York by deed dated June 12, 1978, Book 660, Page 197, filed in the Essex County
				  Clerk's Office at Elizabethtown, NY.
(b) Trails. For the purpose of this section,
				  foot travel by the general public is permitted on the following trails which
				  are located on the property of the Adirondack Mountain Reserve, subject to the
				  terms of the foot trail easement and the prohibitions hereinafter set forth:
(1) trail to Mounts Marcy and Haystack from
				  the northeast end of the Upper Ausable Lake;
(2) trail to Sawteeth Mountain (sometimes
				  spelled Sawtooth) from the northeast end of the Upper Ausable Lake;
(3) the Carry Trail between the Lower and
				  Upper Ausable Lakes;
(4) the Stowe
				  Memorial Trail;
(5) the so-called
				  "Scenic Trail" up Sawteeth (Sawtooth) Mountain from the northeast end of the
				  Lower Ausable Lake;
(6) the Alfred
				  Weld Trail to the summit of Gothics Mountain from the northeast end of the
				  Lower Ausable Lake, including a short spur trail to the foot of Rainbow
				  Falls;
(7) the Lost Lookout
				  Trail;
(8) the trail to Gothics
				  Mountain summit from the Lake Road near the 1638-foot bench mark. This trail
				  crosses the East and West River Trails;
(9) the Wedge Brook Trail from the West River
				  Trail to the summits of Lower and Upper Wolfjaw Mountains;
(10) the West River Trail from the Lake Road
				  near the Ausable Club clubhouse to the Lower Ausable Lake;
(11) the East River Trail from the Lake Road
				  near the Ausable Club clubhouse to the Lower Ausable Lake;
(12) the trail network known as Cathedral
				  Rocks and Bear Run, including a spur trail to a lookout on the flank of Lower
				  Wolfjaw Mountain;
(13) the trail
				  from the start of the Lake Road to Snow and Roostercomb Mountains, and to the
				  summit of Lower Wolfjaw Mountain via the W.A. White Trail;
(14) the circuit trail known as "The Ladies'
				  Mile";
(15) the trail leading to
				  the summits of Noonmark and Dix Mountains. The northern approach to Noonmark is
				  known as the Henry L. Stimson Trail. The southern approach is known as the
				  Felix Adler Trail;
(16) the Henry
				  Goddard Leach Trail over Bear Den and Dial Mountains to the summit of Nippletop
				  Mountain;
(17) the Gill Brook Trail
				  from the Lake Road to the summits of Indian Head, Colvin and Nippletop
				  Mountains;
(18) a spur trail to No.
				  17 from 1927 foot bench mark on the Lake Road;
(19) a trail from the Gill Brook Trail to the
				  summit of Indian Head Mountain;
(20) a trail from the northeast end of the
				  Lower Ausable Lake to the summit of Indian Head;
(21) the trail from the summit of Indian Head
				  to the Gill Brook Trail via Fish Hawk Cliffs;
(22) the trail from the southwest end of the
				  Lower Ausable Lake to the summits of Colvin and Blake Mountains;
(23) proposed cutoff trail to be built from
				  junction of Crystal Brook Trail and trail to Marcy and Haystack from the
				  northeast end of Upper Ausable Lake to Elk Lake-March Trail; and
(24) the Lake Road extending from the
				  clubhouse of the Ausable Club to the Lower Ausable Lake.