HIKING & CAMPING GUIDE IN THE ADIRONDACKS

Section 4 NLP

Lake Durant to Long Lake
Mileage:  14.8 miles
Terrain:  Moderate

Itinerary for Guided Hikes at Adirondack Wilderness Adventures

Day One
One night stay at Yurt (before departure)

Day Two
Drive to Trail Head at Lake Durant
Hike into Tirrell Pond (4.6 miles)


Day Three
Explore Tirrell Pond Region
Camp at Tirrell Pond


Day Four
Hike to Long Lake  (10.2 miles)
One night stay in Yurt

Long Lake section of the Adirondack NLP.   Once in this hike provides no outs.  You will be traveling from Long lake to Lake Placid.


COMPLETE GEAR PACKAGE RENTAL IS AVAILABLE
Your complete gear rental is $40.00/day
4+ days gear rental is $35.00/day

Topographical maps of the area can be reviewed at the links below.






REMEMBER YOU WILL BE STAYING IN THE YURTS THE NIGHT BEFORE DEPARTURE AND UPON YOUR RETURN.  PLEASE SEE WHAT BASICS YOU NEED TO BRING UNDER LODGING.

+++Overnight Trips add an additional $20.00/day for your meals+++

TOTAL COST OF PACKAGE:  480.00 PER PERSON (DISCOUNT OFFERED FOR GROUPS)

This package includes two nights lodging at Adirondack Wilderness Adventures  and three days of guided hiking/camping.  You will be receiving 1-2 licensed guides depending on the size of your party.  

If you feel you or your party require additional basics, before departure, please contact us directly, we will be happy to accommodate you.  

History of Lake Durant:  This was a federal work project during the Depression Days.  This promoted the Union Pacific Railroad and later the Adirondack Railroad.

History of Tirrell Pond:  In 1831 a colony of four cabins was written about by Henry Abbott.  In 1851 a Catholic priest purchased 12,500 acres of land on the south shore.  Tirrell Pond was a colony of 16 cabins and a church settled by Irish immigrants (Pat Tirrell - foreman).  Henry LaPrairie did have a small inn, but it was burned down in 1917 by the local game warden.  The wilderness has now reclaimed this unique piece of land and it is hard to find physical evidence of any past structures.

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