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Where to Stay in Keene Valley
Trail's End Inn is a family-run inn in Keene Valley with 12 rooms and 3 cottages, some rooms with wood-burning fireplaces and jetted tubs. Every stay includes a full breakfast cooked on site, and the High Peaks trailheads are minutes away. For more on trailhead access and parking from this part of the valley, see the Keene page.
Why Stay in Keene Valley
- •Trail's End Inn has an inn's rooms and breakfast, with French toast, quiche and baked goods cooked on site.
- •High Peaks trailheads are 20 minutes away; the AMR trailhead for Indian Head is closer.
- •A quieter setting than the Route 73 cluster, without sacrificing proximity to the trails.
What Makes This Area Interesting
- •Adirondack Mountain Reserve: trailhead for Indian Head and Rainbow Falls; 10 minutes from Trail's End.
- •Noon Mark Diner: Keene Valley's diner institution; open early for pre-hike breakfast.
- •Lake Placid: about 20 minutes west; Olympic venues, Mirror Lake and restaurants for an evening in town.
Frequently Asked
June through October for hiking. The High Peaks are accessible from June, though snowfields linger above 4,000 feet into May some years. Fall foliage peaks in late September.
About 4 hours from the George Washington Bridge via I-87 North to Exit 30 and Route 73 west.
Generally yes — check directly with the property for current seasonal scheduling, as schedules vary.