Long mellow(ish) tours in ADKs?

[milestogo]

Might be heading over in a few weeks and looking for some long tour options. I have skied a bunch out of JBL as well as up to Trap Dike and over the other side. Not specifically looking for vertical--more of a wilderness exp. on skis. I thought about the Jackrabbit Trail, so that is a possibilty...
Any ideas welcome!
Thanks.

[ArmadaBC]

I tour almost entirely out of JBL/Garden but the more cross country guys I know love Garnet Hill Lodge, something like 30mil of trails. They like Joe Pete's Run but that's all I really now about it.

EDIT - shit you check out - http://www.nptrail.org/

That crosses the plateau/west canada area if you are looking for remote that's about as remote in the ADK I can think of.

[t-the-east]

Anything around here is fair game right now.
Klondike notch is a good one (garden to loj)
avalanche lake from the loj - which is maybe what you are describing by "past trap dyke"
lots of fun shorter ones too-upper Ausable lake, even the whiteface toll road can be fun. Lots of old truck trails to ponds too...
Sounds like you know the area relatively well. Jackrabbit won't disappoint. With all the snow we've been having, and holding on to, you'd easily be able to ski some steeper terrain, woods or slides. Have fun!

[milestogo]

I tour almost entirely out of JBL/Garden but the more cross country guys I know love Garnet Hill Lodge, something like 30mil of trails. They like Joe Pete's Run but that's all I really now about it.

EDIT - shit you check out - http://www.nptrail.org/

That crosses the plateau/west canada area if you are looking for remote that's about as remote in the ADK I can think of.

That NPTrail looks like serious business--pretty cool, but more than I want to bite off right now. Thanks, though.

Anything around here is fair game right now.
Klondike notch is a good one (garden to loj)
avalanche lake from the loj - which is maybe what you are describing by "past trap dyke"
lots of fun shorter ones too-upper Ausable lake, even the whiteface toll road can be fun. Lots of old truck trails to ponds too...
Sounds like you know the area relatively well. Jackrabbit won't disappoint. With all the snow we've been having, and holding on to, you'd easily be able to ski some steeper terrain, woods or slides. Have fun!

Yeah, the Trap Dike one was skiing up from the Loj, climbing the Dike with skis on our packs, then skiing off the back side and working our way back around and back to the loj. That was a big day.
We are leaning towards the Jackrabbit from Saranac Lake to Rock and River. I got an email from Tony Goodwin (the main man over there I guess) who said its a 24 mile outing. Thats kind of what we are looking for, and unlikely that we would need to break too much trail...I hope.

[NoPostholio]

If coming from S touring out of elk Lake is fun if someone has been out before you. Always wanted to loop Macomb and dixes in winter but always did something less burly.