Along the route, take in local landmarks such as the Main Street School and Corinth Grange on Main St., the serene Ice Pond at the corner of Main St. and Stark Rd., and the Alpine Lake Campground on Heath Rd. Other notable stops include the historic Eno’s General Store at Chapman St. and Miner Rd., the Old South Corinth School on Miner Rd., and Warren’s Ice Cream at the corner of Route 9N and Spier Falls Rd. Don’t miss the sheep at General Bailey Homestead Farm on Spier Falls Rd. and the Corinth Veterans Memorial Park on Heath Rd.
Public restrooms are available at both Stewart’s locations in Corinth.
Notable Landmarks
& Scenic Views
Along the route, you’ll pass landmarks like the Main Street School, the Corinth Grange, and the Ice Pond. Don’t miss Eno’s General Store, the Old South Corinth School, Warren’s Ice Cream, and the sheep at General Bailey Homestead Farm, as well as the Corinth Veterans Memorial Park.
- The historic Main Street School on Main St.
- The Corinth Grange, a local landmark on Main St.
- The serene Ice Pond at the corner of Main St. and Stark Rd.
- Corinth Veterans Memorial Park on Heath Rd., honoring local heroes.
- Alpine Lake Campground, a peaceful spot on Heath Rd.
- Eno’s General Store at the corner of Chapman St. and Miner Rd. (look to your right).
- The Old South Corinth School, a piece of local history on Miner Rd.
- Treat yourself at Warren’s Ice Cream at the corner of Route 9N and Spier Falls Rd.
- Visit General Bailey Homestead Farm on Spier Falls Rd., home to grazing sheep.
- The Corinth YMCA on Gabriel Rd., a local hub for fitness and community.
- Pagenstecher Park, perched atop Corinth’s Palisades, just off Palmer Ave.
- Corinth Veterans Memorial on River St., with views of the Hudson River and Palmer Falls dam.
- Relax at Curtis Park on River Rd., a quiet riverside escape.
- Corinth Free Library on Main St., a beloved community resource.
Refuel at Biscuits Bakery, Stewart’s, Rocco’s, or The Barn (open summer to early fall). For pizza, stop by Empire Pizza or Amore’s Pizza. Other great options include The Spot, Golden Dragon, The New Star Bar, and Warren’s Ice Cream.
Explore Corinth’s Past
See how Corinth’s iconic landmarks, like the Main Street School and Ice Pond, have transformed over time with our then-and-now photos!
The Ice Pond, found at the corner of Main St./Route 9N and Stark Rd., was once used for ice harvesting. Today, local children still enjoy skating on its frozen surface in winter.
The Historic Main Street School, located at 331 Main St., was designed by noted architect J.S. LaDow and built in 1908. As you pass by, notice its striking slate roof, intricate brickwork, and detailed stone moldings.
The Holmes House was the residence of the Hudson River Mill owner over a century ago and stands as a reminder of the area’s industrial past.
Eno’s Store, a small general store, was run by three generations of the Eno family, starting in the 1930s. It closed during the Covid pandemic, but it was once a community staple for everyday essentials.
The South Corinth School, built in 1934 after the previous schoolhouse burned down, served the community until its closure in 1979. It is now a private residence.