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Review & FAQ:
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What is the Jackrabbit Trail?
- The Jackrabbit Trail is a 50 km long cross-country ski touring trail, founded in 1986, offering a scenic and fun skiing experience.
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Where does the Jackrabbit Trail run?
- The trail stretches from Keene, Lake Placid, and Saranac Lake to Paul Smith, connecting populated areas and four ski centers.
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What type of skiing does the Jackrabbit Trail offer?
- The trail includes long wilderness sections that provide a fun and challenging backcountry skiing experience.
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Who maintains the Jackrabbit Trail?
- The Adirondack Ski Touring Council is responsible for the construction and maintenance of the trail.
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Is there a fee to ski on the Jackrabbit Trail?
- Skiers do not have to pay a trail fee when passing through Whiteface Club, Cascade Cross-Country Ski Center, and Lake Placid Club, as long as they stick to the well-marked Jackrabbit Trail.
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Is snowshoeing allowed on the Jackrabbit Trail?
- Yes, snowshoeing is allowed. The best snowshoeing sections are along Old Mountain Road between Whiteface Inn Lane and the lean-to, and between McKenzie Pond Road and McKenzie Pond.
Address: Lake Placid, New York 12946, Phone: 518-523-1365
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐