The trail is very faint in places, so one must be careful to look for the markers and stay on the path. The trail winds through the woods and crosses straight across a couple roads (don't turn onto the roads) before intersecting with another trail and meeting Roaring Brook. The trail turns right and follows Roaring Brook up past very scenic waterfalls and comes to a first bridge crossing which you can either go under or over depending on water level. Once signed in, the trail follows blue markers left into the woods.ĭo not take the grassy area behind the trail register. The trailhead and register are behind the fence at the parking area. The trail begins directly to the left of the register with blue trail markers. Park, and go through an opening in the fence to the sign-in register. Trailhead Signįollow the road about 100 yards and the trailhead sign is on right side of the road, right before the landfill. There is a brown DEC sign, "Schaefer Trail to Gore Mtn" at the road entrance. The trail is located off NY28 in Ski Bowl Park, about 0.2 miles south of the intersection of NY-28N near North Creek, NY. Gore Mt is part of the Adirondack Fire Tower Challenge and is one of the longer hikes on the list at 5.8 miles one-way.
The main attraction for Gore Mt is the Gore Mt Ski Resort, but there are hiking and mountain biking trails as well. Gore Mountain is located in Warren County and, at 3,563 ft, is also the highest point in the county.
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