Get out into some of the besting birding and hiking in the Adirondacks on the old Uncas Road, also called the Uncas Trail. This is an easy trail to follow that goes through mud, rocks, and over fallen logs. Follow the main road through Eighth Lake State Campground.

The 3.6 mile Uncas Trail is part of the original Uncas Road that was built in 1896 by WW Durant from Eagle Bay to Mohegan Lake as an access to Uncas Camp as well as other luxurious camps he built on Sagamore Lake and Lake Kora.

6 days ago · Try this 4.3-mile out-and-back trail near Inlet, New York. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 1 min to complete. This trail is great for hiking, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring.

Get out into some of the besting birding and cycling habitat in the Adirondacks. Getting there Turn right from Route 28 in Raquette Lake, drive 5.3 miles to the end of Sagamore Road, and turn right on Hunt Club Road. From downtown Inlet drive 5 miles northeast to the Eighth Lake State Campground on the left. A day use fee is required.

You will be down off the mountain quite quickly and come to the Uncas Road Trail on your right. Don't follow here but head much more left along a grassy trail that shadows the base of Black Bear Mountain.

The trail to Rocky Mountain is at the same trailhead and Ferd's Bog trail is off Uncas Road (Brown's Tract Road). From the NY 28 trailhead, follow the yellow discs on a well used trail. At 0.7 miles reach a "Y" junction of two yellow trails and veer right.

A multi-use trail open year round. This trail connects Sagamore Road to the Limekiln Lake-Cedar River Road and the Sagamore Road. It connects with the Old Uncas Road Trail near each of the State Route 28 trailheads.

This is a short, easy trail and a great bird-spotting location. Half Trail, half floating boardwalk. Trailhead is located on Uncas Road from Route 28. Scenic, silent and a great spot for wildlife. Close to Raquette Lake.

Black Bear Mountain is a gem in the Inlet area! One of the nice features of the Black Bear Mountain trail is that you can loop over the top and connect to another trail making for an interesting day in the woods.

Located in the west central Adirondacks in the Towns of Inlet and Long Lake, Hamilton County, and Web, Herkimer County, road access to the Pigeon Lake Wilderness Area is primarily from secondary roads off of State Route 28. Developed trailheads are located on Big Moose Road and on Uncas Road and Brown Tract Ponds Campground located on Uncas Rd.