Minerva & Olmstedville

Minerva Center on NY 28N

Minerva is a the first town in Essex County north of North Creek after you cross the Hudson River. It is a quiet Adirondack town. Omstedville is a small hamlet just east of Minerva Center on Essex County Routes 29 & 30. Northwest of Minerva, on NY 28N, is the steepest and most dangerous part of the route as you climb the mountains towards Newcomb. It is not recommended in inclement weather and will test your nerve, car and skill. Many a car and motorist made their final road trip on this stretch. But it is a beautiful and remote piece of road.. The area is very mountainous to the west and is Adirondack cruising to the extreme, with breathtaking scenery up close. But be careful!

Olmstedville is located on Esex County Routes 29 & 30, a mile or so east of 28N. County Route 29 is also the road to Pottersville and the Adirondack Northway, so it is easy to find if you follow the signs for I-87. At one time it was an Irish settlement.when it was settled in 1810. Now it is the largest hamlet in the Town of Minerva. This is a good place to stay for Gore Mountain Skiing.

Participating Establishments

Minerva: 12851 Olmstedville: 12857 Zip	518 Area Code
	Blue Ridge Falls Campsites 3493 Blue Ridge Road, CR 84, North Hudson, NY 12855 Two miles west of Exit 29 of I-87. Close to Schroon Lake Trailer Storage, Wi-Fi Wireless broadband, Camping RV Supplies, pool, basketball court, tent sites Phone: 518-532-7863
W.J. Mueller & Sons, Inc. Adirondack Towing & Recovery Off of Exit 26 in Pottersville on Natural Stone Bridge Road & Hardscrabble Road in Olmstedville Towing and Recovery, all vehicles on or off the Northway in the Warren-Essex Counties region Welding, logging equipment, heavy truck repair We come ready to fix or tow anything, even in the woods! Phone: 518-494-4486, Pager: 574-0053 Cell (518) 222 - 9144,
Adirondack Buffalo Company 3187 Blue Ridge Road, CR 84, North Hudson, New York 12855. About 3 miles west of Exit 29 Owned and operated by Dorreen and Steve Ossenkop. The farm is home to a herd of about forty American bison or buffalo. Open from May into October. Gift shop has bison products, fresh produce, baked goods and souvenirs. 518-532-9466  Email Us
The Alpine Homestead Bed & Breakfast County Road 29 in Olmstedville. 251-4697