New York
Great Sacandaga Lake (59 Miles)
Consider this lake as a sister to Lake George above offering more Adirondack scenery for your viewing pleasure. Food, fuel, and beaching spots can all be found; NY summer fun awaits.
Lake George (74 Miles)
Rules apply: Zebra mussel inspections, launching permits, and shoreline speed restrictions, among others. It it worth the effort for PWCing? -Oh yeah! Weekdays are better than weekends for avoiding traffice, but either way you won't regret a visit to this Adirondack jewel.
Long Island Loop (247 Miles)
Yes, it can be done as a single day trip - but you're better off making it a two-day'r. To attempt this epic adventure by water takes quite a bit of preparation in verifying operational hours of all the key POIs. While the trip in itself is a race against time, fuel conservation on one particularly long leg will be a concern.
By completing this trail, your numbers will be as follows:
• 247 miles of travel, of which only 2 are common miles.
• Circumnavigate 1435 square miles of Long Island.
• Navigate 96 miles of open water in LI Sound.
Lower Hudson River Long Ride (331 Miles)
Consider this trail when your're looking for a weekend full of riding including an overnight stay. In preparing for this trip, be sure to verify your distances between waypoints for food/fuel stops as well as verifying operating hours. Naturally the trail can be ran from either end, but overnighting in Albany will also give you a "Day 2" ride just north of Troy, NY.
Manhattan Island Loop (91 Miles)
Although Manhattan Island can be circumnavigated easily enough by launching from any local facility, leaving out of Yonkers will give you the opportunity of seeing more of the upstream end of the Hudson River. Combining the upper trail with the lower offers two unique views - city life, plus country living.
