UPDATE FOR THE 2025 SEASON:
We will begin accepting reservations February 1st.
We will not be raising our rates and 2024 rates will remain in place.
Our season will run from June 26 to September 25th.
Reserve any single cabin for 7 or more nights and the last night is on us.
Enjoy an Autumn Mid-Week Getaway
Starting September 7th:
Stay three nights for the price of two Sunday to Thursday. (Friday and Saturday are excluded).
Sit back, relax, and discover the Adirondacks with us at Northwood Cabins. Located one mile east of Tupper Lake on Route 30 we are your gateway to the Western High Peaks. Enjoy the fresh Adirondack breezes from your own front porch or a peaceful early morning paddle from one of the many boat launches located near us.
Our Adirondack cabins provide a nostalgic experience with all the modern amenities. The cabins sleep 2-4 people, have their own private bathroom and all linens are provided. Also all of our cabins are equipped with AC/heat, refrigerators, SMART TV’s and Wi-Fi access. Two cabins offer full kitchens and a separate bedroom.
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With the Tupper Lake, NY Triad on pause right now because of the moose that would not be moved it seems like a good time to look for other hiking opportunities. There is the Saranac Lake 6er which is one alternative close by.![]()
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As we have done those we started to look a little further from home. The Lake Placid 9'er caught our eye "...a low peak Adirondack mountain adventure nestled in the heart of the High Peaks." It promised "unparalleled beauty" while climbing "..some of Lake Placid's smaller, less traversed peaks" Low effort, High Reward sounded just perfect for us. The other plus was once we looked at the list we discovered we were halfway done already having done 4 of the 9 in the past.![]()
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We started with the "easiest" peak Cobble Hill which is right in Lake Placid ADK along Mirror Drive. This is an incredibly well built and maintained trail with crush stone base and long boardwalks through the wet sections. Once you start to climb there are well built natural stone steps at most steep sections. There was no mud even with all the rain. There are a couple of short rock scrambles to make it an adventure but not too strenuous. At the top you are rewarded with views of the High Peaks in the distance and the Village of Lake Placid in the foreground offering a sharp contrast in views.![]()
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2 miles RT with less then 500 ft of elevation. This was so easy even Marcy decided to join us. She prefers not to get muddy or wet on her hikes,,,Porter on the other hand, well let just say he is in it for the whole experience.
Well it's been a minute since we last spoke. It's been a full and busy first few weeks of the season. Fireworks and evening concerts at the Sunset Stage along the lake have helped to give some relief from the heat and humidity. We look forward to this weekend with lower temps and no rain in the forecast.![]()
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We have had the chance to catch up with a number of returning guests, sharing conversation over a cup of coffee in the house on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Each season seems to take on a life of its own, this one seems to be more relaxed then the past few years, no major project, nothing too big has broken so we have time to enjoy this time and all the Adirondacks has to offer. ![]()
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A Adirondack Experience, The Museum on Blue Mountain Lakentain Lake or a hike to a quiet open summit serve to remind us to appreciate the time we have here.