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Template:Infobox Amtrak The Adirondack is a passenger train operated daily by Amtrak between New York City and Montreal, Quebec. The trip takes approximately 10 hours through the scenic Hudson Valley and the Adirondack Mountains. The price of a one way ticket between New York City and Montreal is USD $62 (as of 2005), which makes it the cheapest (and the longest) travel option.

The tracks used were originally part of the New York Central Railroad and Delaware and Hudson Railroad systems. The following lines are used:

Note: The Deleware & Hudson track is now owned by the Saint Lawrenc and Hudson Railway a subsidiary of the Canadian Pacific Railway [1]

The Adirondack runs as train 68 southbound and trains 69 (weekdays) and 71 (weekends) northbound. It makes the following station stops:

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 *[[New York Central Railroad]], Schenectady to [[Albany (NY)|Albany]]
 *[[Hudson River Railroad]] (NYC), Albany to [[New York City]]
+* Note: The Deleware & Hudson track is now owned by the [[Saint Lawrenc and Hudson Railway]] a subsidiary of the [[Canadian Pacific Railway]][http://www.btinternet.com/~ucrs/ucrs/rl/rl495.html]
 ==Station stops==