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Most of our events start in Schuylerville, NY or Wilmington, NY. We also have a checkpoint for the Adirondack 540 Gran Fondo in Ticonderoga, NY, and on occasion start events in Saratoga Springs, NY. Below is information and directions for Schuylerville and Wilmington. Just follow the links, and if you have any questions, feel free to contact us.


GENERAL INFORMATION
HISTORY
BY CAR
BY AIR
BY TRAIN

PARKING INSTRUCTIONS
REGISTRATION
AREA MAPS

GENERAL INFORMATION
BY CAR
BY AIR
BY TRAIN

PARKING INSTRUCTIONS
REGISTRATION
AREA MAPS


GENERAL INFORMATION
HISTORY
BY CAR
BY AIR
BY TRAIN
PARKING INSTRUCTIONS
REGISTRATION
AREA MAPS

  


Most of our Schuylerville rides start from the ADIRONDACK ULTRA CYCLING BIKE SHOP, located at: 160 Broad Street, Schuylerville, NY 12871. Broad Street (or Broadway/NY 29/NY 32/US 4 on some mapping programs) is the main road in Schuylerville and there are both businesses and residences here. Please be courteous when arriving and departing, especially if it is late at night or early in the morning and do not park in another business' lot or block or impede a driveway or the street itself, otherwise your vehicle may be towed. There is usually ample parking on the street in front of the store or on the adjacent side streets.

Schuylerville is located on the Hudson River about 200 miles north of New York City, 200 miles south of Montreal and 200 miles west of Boston.

  


Schuylerville is centrally located on the Hudson River about 200 miles from New York City, Montreal and Boston, and is an area rich in colonial history. The village was first settled in 1691 by the Dutch and called Fort Saratoga, with the surrounding area simply known as Saratoga.

The area came to prominence in the fall of 1777, by playing host to to the American's first major victory over the British during the Revolutionary War. This victory resulted in the loss or capture of over 9,000 British troops, and was credited with being the turning point in the revolution. The battle also featured the cunning strategies of Major General Benedict Arnold, without whom the Americans surely would have lost.

The village was later incorporated as Schuylerville, to honor the American force's first area commander: General Philip Schuyler. Also, many area roads were named for prominent battle participants, both American and British, and a 155' stone tall tower was erected in 1855 to commemorate the battle.

The Schuyler family has also been brought to the attention of the general population recently, with the popularity of the Broadway Musical HAMILTON, including daughter Elizabeth, who married Alexander Hamilton. The SCHUYLER HOUSE, located just south of the village, is part of the SARATOGA NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK.

  


FROM NYC AND THE SOUTH:

Take the NYS Thruway (I-87) north to exit 24 in Albany. Take the Adirondack Northway (Interstate 87) to exit 14. Bear right onto Union Avenue/NY 9P. Make a right at the first light onto Henning Road. At the next light, make a right onto Lake Avenue/NY 29. Stay on NY 29 east for about 12 miles to Schuylerville. Make a right turn at the traffic light onto Broad Street. The shop will be located on the east side of the street, about halfway to the next traffic light.

FROM MONTREAL AND THE NORTH:

Take the Adirondack Northway (Interstate 87) south to exit 14. Bear right onto Union Avenue/NY 9P. Make a right at the first light onto Henning Road. At the next light, make a right onto Lake Avenue/NY 29. Stay on NY 29 east for about 12 miles to Schuylerville. Make a right turn at the traffic light onto Broad Street. The shop will be located on the east side of the street, about halfway to the next traffic light.

FROM BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE AND THE WEST:

Take the NYS Thruway (Interstate 90) to exit 24. Take the Adirondack Northway (Interstate 87) north to exit 14. Bear right onto Union Avenue/NY 9P. Make a right at the first light onto Henning Road. At the next light, make a right onto Lake Avenue/NY 29. Stay on NY 29 east for about 12 miles to Schuylerville. Make a right turn at the traffic light onto Broad Street. The shop will be located on the east side of the street, about halfway to the next traffic light.

FROM BOSTON AND THE EAST:

Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) to Albany. Take I-787 north to Cohoes. Take NY 7 west to the Adirondack Northway (I-87). Continue north on the Adirondack Northway (I-87) to exit 14. Bear right onto Union Avenue/NY 9P. Make a right at the first light onto Henning Road. At the next light, make a right onto Lake Avenue/NY 29. Stay on NY 29 east for about 12 miles to Schuylerville. Make a right turn at the traffic light onto Broad Street. The shop will be located on the east side of the street, about halfway to the next traffic light.

FROM NORTHERN VERMONT:

Follow US 4 all the way into Schuylerville. After the first traffic light in the village, the shop will be located on the east side of the street, about halfway to the next traffic light.

FROM SOUTHERN VERMONT:

Take VT 9 west to the NYS border. Continue west on NY 7 to the Adirondack Northway (I-87). Take the Adirondack Northway (I-87) north to exit 14. Bear right onto Union Avenue/NY 9P. Make a right at the first light onto Henning Road. At the next light, make a right onto Lake Avenue/NY 29. Stay on NY 29 east for about 12 miles to Schuylerville. Make a right turn at the traffic light onto Broad Street. The shop will be located on the east side of the street, about halfway to the next traffic light.

  


The closest major airport to Schuylerville is in Albany, NY, 36 miles away. Other options include: Burlington, VT (110 miles), Montreal (200 miles), New York City/Newark (200 miles) and Boston (200 miles). All are serviced by major airline carriers and have car rentals available.

Regional airports include: Saratoga County Airport (17 miles), Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport in Queensbury (20 miles) and Schenectady County Airport (30 miles).

  


Amtrak has local stops in Fort Edward (12 miles) and Saratoga Springs (13 miles). Other regional stops include Albany/Rensselaer (40 miles) and Shcenectady (33 miles).

Please note that Amtrak may be limited in their ability to carry bicycles in this area. For more information call: 800.888.8478 or visit their website: www.amtrak.com.

  


Please be courteous when arriving and departing, especially if it is late at night or early in the morning, and do not park in another business' lot or block or impede a driveway or the street itself, otherwise your vehicle may be towed. There is usually ample parking on the street in front of the store or on the adjacent side streets. If you have any problems finding parking when arriving for an event or shopping at the store, CONTACT US.

  


Same day, on-site registration for all of our events usually begins one hour before start time. If the shop is open before an event, you may register at any time during our regular business hours. You may also pre-register for any of our events at the shop at any time during our regular business hours or online at BIKEREG.

  


ADIRONDACK ULTRA CYCLING/SCHUYLERVILLE

  


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Most of our Wilmington events start from the Alpine Country Inn & Suites, which is located at: 5647 NY 86, Wilmington, NY 12997. The hotel is on the west side of the road, just south of the junction of NY 86 and the Whiteface Memorial Highway/NY 431.

Wilmington is located about 290 miles north of NYC and 13 miles north of Lake Placid.

If you need overnight accommodations, we highly recommend staying at the Alpine Country Inn & Suites. Bill and Judy have supported our events for many years and have done a wonderful job upgrading and maintaining the hotel.

Please be courteous when arriving and departing, especially if it is late at night or early in the morning. If you are not staying at the hotel, please do not park in their lot. This is a small facility and they do not have room for guest and non-guest vehicles. If you drive to the start and need to park your car, please use the WILMINGTON TOWN BEACH, located at the end of Bowman Lane, just south of the hotel. The park also has restroom facilities, which may not be available to non-guests at the hotel. If you have any questions, please CONTACT US.

  


FROM NYC AND THE SOUTH

Take the NYS Thruway (I-87) north to exit 24 in Albany. Continue north on the Adirondack Northway (I-87) to exit 30. Take NY 9/73 north (left) about 2 miles. Stay straight on NY 73 through Keene Valley to Keene. In Keene, bear right at the second junction of NY 9N, and take it north through Upper Jay to Jay. In Jay, turn left onto NY 86. Take NY 86 about 5 miles to Wilmington. At the stop sign, turn left to stay on NY 86 and the Alpine Country Inn & Suites will be on the right about 1/10 of a mile down the road.

FROM MONTREAL AND THE NORTH

Take the Adirondack Northway (I-87) south to exit 34. Take 9N south to Jay. In Jay, turn right onto NY 86. Take NY 86 about 5 miles to Wilmington. At the stop sign, turn left to stay on NY 86 and the Alpine Country Inn & Suites will be on the right about 1/10 of a mile down the road.

FROM BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE AND THE WEST

Take I-90 (NY State Thruway) east to exit 24 in Albany. Continue north on the Adirondack Northway (I-87) to exit 30. Take NY 9/73 north (left) about 2 miles. Stay straight on NY 73 through Keene Valley to Keene. In Keene, bear right at the second junction of NY 9N, and take it north through Upper Jay to Jay. In Jay, turn left onto NY 86. Take NY 86 about 5 miles to Wilmington. At the stop sign, turn left to stay on NY 86 and the Alpine Country Inn & Suites will be on the right about 1/10 of a mile down the road.

FROM BOSTON AND THE EAST

Take Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) to Albany. Take I-787 north to Cohoes. Connect with NY 7 west to I-87 north. Continue north on the Adirondack Northway (I-87) to exit 30. Take NY 9/73 north (left) about 2 miles. Stay straight on NY 73 through Keene Valley to Keene. In Keene, bear right at the second junction of NY 9N, and take it north through Upper Jay to Jay. In Jay, turn left onto NY 86. Take NY 86 about 5 miles to Wilmington. At the stop sign, turn left to stay on NY 86 and the Alpine Country Inn & Suites will be on the right about 1/10 of a mile down the road.

  


The closest major airport is the Adirondack Regional Airport in Saranac Lake, about 30 miles away. Other options include: Albany, NY (190 miles), Montreal (100 miles), New York City/Newark (300 miles) and Boston (300 miles). All are serviced by major airline carriers and have car rentals available.

Regional airports include: Lake Placid Airport (15 miles), Schroon Lake Airport (45 miles), Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport in Queensbury (90 miles) and Saratoga County Airport (110 miles).

  


Amtrak operates train service between New York City and Montreal with the closest stop to Wilmington in Westport, about 35 miles away.

Please note that Amtrak may be limited in their ability to carry bicycles in this area. For more information call: 800.888.8478 or visit their website: www.amtrak.com.

  


Please be courteous when arriving and departing, especially if it is late at night or early in the morning. If you are not a guest at the hotel, please do not park in their lot. This is a small facility and they do not have room for both guest and non-guest vehicles. If you drive to the start and need to park your car, please use the WILMINGTON TOWN BEACH, located at the end of Bowman Lane, just south of the hotel. The park also has restroom facilities, which may not be available to non-guests at the hotel. If you have any questions, please CONTACT US.

  


Same day, on-site registration for our Wilmington events will begin one hour before start time at the outdoor pavilion of the Alpine Country Inn & Suites. You may also pre-register for any of our events at the shop at any time during our regular business hours, or online at BIKEREG.

  


ALPINE COUNTRY INN & SUITES/WILMINGTON

  

  

  

  

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