Ausable Chasm

Ausable Chasm is a natural attraction located in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. It is a deep and narrow gorge that was formed by the Ausable River as it cut its way through solid rock. The chasm is approximately two miles long and up to 150 feet deep in some places, making it a popular destination for hikers, sightseers, and adventure seekers.

One of the most popular activities at Ausable Chasm is the guided hike along the bottom of the gorge. Visitors can explore the chasm's unique rock formations, including the famous "The Giant's Staircase" and "The Columns." The hike also includes several bridges and a staircase that allow visitors to cross the river and see the chasm from different perspectives.

In addition to hiking, Ausable Chasm also offers a variety of other activities for visitors to enjoy. These include rock climbing, white water rafting, and tubing. The park also has an observation deck and a gift shop, where visitors can purchase souvenirs and learn more about the history and geology of the chasm. Overall, Ausable Chasm is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the Adirondack Mountains.

Located 37.4 miles / 55 minutes from High Peaks Resort