Mountain Biking at Mt. Pisgah Recreation Center
The Cure for what ails you
Mt. Pisgah has one of the first flow trails in the area: The Cure. The climb up is rewarded with a fast and flowy ride through berms and jumps. While it’s still the main attraction, there’s so much more to enjoy. If you’re looking for more of a challenge, Senduro is what you’re looking for with steep terrain and tight turns. Side trails like Natski II provide plenty of fun. The large parking lot at the bottom of the ski slope is the perfect place to set up and get as many laps in as possible.
Quick look
- Mileage: 4 miles
- Number of trails: 8
- Green trails: 0
- Blue trails: 5
- Black trails: 2
- Expert trails: 1
- Land ownership: Municipal — Village of Saranac Lake
- E-bikes: No
- Note: If you visit on Thursday, then bike down to the Waterhole for food, beverages, and live music at the Party on the Patio.
- Pro tip! The Adirondack Rail Trail now connects from Lake Placid to Saranac Lake and makes for a great spin between towns on compact gravel suitable for any bike.
Parking
Parking is easy at Mt. Pisgah. Follow signs for the Mt. Pisgah Ski Area and you’ll find a large parking lot at the bottom of the ski slope.
Highlights
- The Cure — The first true flow trail built in the area, it has held up well over time, providing laps of fun.
- Senduro — Steep and demanding, this trail is a gem for those ready to progress to expert level of technical riding.
Suggested routes
- Mt. Pisgah: Full Tour (Trailforks) This route will take you everywhere you want to be, and trust us, you’ll want to be there. Note: this route includes the Senduro double black diamond trail so if you’re not ready for that level of difficulty, or just having an “off” day, enjoy another descent on The Cure and keep smiling.
- The Pure Cure (Trailforks) If you’re just here for the flow, this route is for you. How many laps do you have in you?
- Keeping It Chill (Trailforks) This route sticks to the lower trails and is great for those who want a bit less climbing, but still want to have fun.
Mountain Biking at Mt. Pisgah Recreation Center
- 92 Mt. Pisgah LaneSaranac Lake, NY 12983
pisgahmanager@saranaclakeny.gov
The Cure for what ails you
Mt. Pisgah has one of the first flow trails in the area: The Cure. The climb up is rewarded with a fast and flowy ride through berms and jumps. While it’s still the main attraction, there’s so much more to enjoy. If you’re looking for more of a challenge, Senduro is what you’re looking for with steep terrain and tight turns. Side trails like Natski II provide plenty of fun. The large parking lot at the bottom of the ski slope is the perfect place to set up and get as many laps in as possible.
Quick look
- Mileage: 4 miles
- Number of trails: 8
- Green trails: 0
- Blue trails: 5
- Black trails: 2
- Expert trails: 1
- Land ownership: Municipal — Village of Saranac Lake
- E-bikes: No
- Note: If you visit on Thursday, then bike down to the Waterhole for food, beverages, and live music at the Party on the Patio.
- Pro tip! The Adirondack Rail Trail now connects from Lake Placid to Saranac Lake and makes for a great spin between towns on compact gravel suitable for any bike.
Parking
Parking is easy at Mt. Pisgah. Follow signs for the Mt. Pisgah Ski Area and you’ll find a large parking lot at the bottom of the ski slope.
Highlights
- The Cure — The first true flow trail built in the area, it has held up well over time, providing laps of fun.
- Senduro — Steep and demanding, this trail is a gem for those ready to progress to expert level of technical riding.
Suggested routes
- Mt. Pisgah: Full Tour (Trailforks) This route will take you everywhere you want to be, and trust us, you’ll want to be there. Note: this route includes the Senduro double black diamond trail so if you’re not ready for that level of difficulty, or just having an “off” day, enjoy another descent on The Cure and keep smiling.
- The Pure Cure (Trailforks) If you’re just here for the flow, this route is for you. How many laps do you have in you?
- Keeping It Chill (Trailforks) This route sticks to the lower trails and is great for those who want a bit less climbing, but still want to have fun.
