Jamestown Falls is a short trail along an old forest road, which is not gated off, but not recommended to drive.

Key takeaways

• Distance: 0.5 miles round trip
• Elevation gain: 40 feet

Hiking to Jamestown Falls

This trail provides easy access to the ten-foot Jamestown Falls, and a campsite nearby, making for a nice short stroll to add onto your waterfall tour. It is also used as a canoe carry trail to access the Raquette River, and the flat road makes it possible to utilize a cart.

Jamestown Falls in the winter

This short trail would make for a good beginner snowshoe or cross-country ski, although it's best to wait for good coverage. You'll also likely be breaking trail. Be prepared for all winter conditions, and be especially mindful when near the water's edge.

Discover more trails in Tupper Lake

Looking to find some more trails to hike in Tupper Lake? With endless mountains, lakes, and waterfalls to visit in the Adirondacks, there are always more trails to discover!

How to get there

From the intersection of Route 3 and Route 30 in the Village of Tupper Lake follow Route 3 toward Cranberry Lake. Continue to Sevey Corners and take a right onto Route 56. Continue for 2.6 miles to the trailhead on the right.