Labrador Hollow Unique Area

Stephen Daniels

Labrador Hollow Unique Area is an area ecologically distinctive from most of central New York. Walking along the boardwalk, you will see plants that are more typically native to bogs and boreal forests in the Adirondacks. There are even balsam fir trees growing there, which are rarely seen growing this far south. Most often they grow almost exclusively in the Adirondacks and the Tug Hill Plateau.

J J

Beautiful spot. Washrooms are temp structures + No Garbage bins seen at the entrance area. We did nt go deep in, it was cold when we went.

Barb Parz

We stopped at the boardwalk. Nice easy, multi-mobility boardwalk path through the wetlands, overlooks the pond, and then circles back.

Mohammad Hassan

Made a stop here for literally few minutes while I was coming back from Niagara Falls. This place is incredibly beautiful. I wish I could stay here for some more time. I didn’t get to explore much but I can tell this is a great place for hiking, family picnic, exploring nature, fishing and many more. My photos won’t be enough to explain how nice this place is. Feel absolutely confident to make an arrangement to visit this place because this will be worth it!