High Peaks Rest Area North — Local services in Town of North Hudson

Nestled between the majestic High Peaks and the Canadian border, the Statewide Rest AreasHigh Peaks — North and South offer a welcome respite for travelers.

Step inside to find pristine restrooms, including a family option, and a diligent cleaner ensuring spotless surroundings. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee beckons from a convenient machine, with cups provided for your ease.

Picnic tables outside invite you to savor a meal while taking in breathtaking views. Pamphlets and brochures offer insights into nearby attractions, adding a touch of discovery to your stop.

Inside, vending machines stand ready with drinks and snacks at fair prices. This space balances practicality with comfort, catering to all travelers' needs.

As you continue your journey, these rest areas provide sustenance and serenity. The Statewide Rest AreasHigh Peaks — North and South are a testament to the beauty of convenience and the value of taking a moment to pause amidst the excitement...

Is there any place in the US Or the world for that matter, that is more beautiful than the Northeast and New England during the foliage run. I was captivated by the beauty and vastness of natures cyclical anum. That all of a sudden nip to the air. Animals scurrying for their cache of winter food. Thats the high peaks wonder. There are plenty of tables for a picnic , or to drink in the best of natures display. Then you enter the building and there's vending machines that were adequately stocked. As with most North Countrys buildings, they use native trees from clearing to be erected. The nice wood motif with the pines aroma pleasing the olfactory senses. Which means you can also be sure that the rest rooms clean and with more travelers for the foliage, I waa surprised. I took a few minutes of retrospect to walk the ground and memorialize the beauty of the little plot of land in the Adirondack Mountains...

We were driving from Vermont down into New Jersey and this was a very nice place to stop. It’s not a commercial rest stop there were some vending machines but no fast food places. It’s pleasant. It’s kind of been. You know a forested area and everything was clean and it worked and we enjoyed it.

They have maps on the walls and that was lucky for us. Our GPS was going to take us up the west side of Lake and had us going across on a ferry. When I discovered this and then found out that the ferry was not open in early March, we were able to use the maps that were on the wall to determine that we could cross in a different spot. So I was thankful that the rest stop had an old-fashioned...