The Town of Greenfield is a rural community located approximately 5 miles north of Saratoga Springs in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains.  It was formed in 1793 and has grown to a population of approximately 7,400.  Geographically, it is the largest Town in Saratoga County covering over 63,000 acres of mountains and streams.

Town Hall Address:    7 Wilton Road, Greenfield Center

Mailing Address:         PO Box 10, Greenfield Center,
                                         New York, 12833

Town Hall Hours:         Mon - Fri.  9:00 am to 3:00 PM
                                         Sat. 9:00 - Noon   (Labor Day to
                                         Memorial Day)

Telephone Number:     (518) 893-7432

Fax Number:                  (518) 893-2460

 

Supervisor:	Richard Rowland
Town Clerk:	Mary Ann Johnson
Building Inspector:	Gerard McKenna Highway Superintendent   -  Walter Barss
School District(s):	Saratoga Springs and Corinth Central
Recreational; facilities:	2 Parks, soccer fields, 5 baseball fields, nature trail, outdoor skating rink, picnic pavilion w/ charcoal cooking barbecues.
Website:	www.townofgreenfield.com
Directions:	9 miles from I-87 Exit 15, from Rt 50, travel west on Rt9N thru Saratoga Springs. Town begins at city's western boundries. Where your riding area is located   Hadley is a small town (approximately 2000 residents) located in the Adirondack Park. We are the northernmost town in Saratoga County. We believe our town is a beautiful place to raise a family and a great place to visit while enjoying nature, friends and families. We are proud of our 2 town parks, both of which can be used for family gatherings, weddings, relaxation or just a place to bring yourself and the kids for a walk or to play. In the Spring of 2007, we upgraded our baseball fields in the Sam Smead Memorial Park by grating the fields and creating clay infields. The baseball & softball enthusiasts took full advantage of these upgrades. A 2-day tournament held in August collected items and money for our troops overseas. Some of the money raised was also donated to the Hadley-Luzerne Scholarship Fund. The tournament was held in memory of Steve Madison, a young soldier from Corinth (our neighboring town) who made the ultimate sacrifice.   We also pride ourselves with some walking trails along the Hudson & Sacandaga Rivers where you will find a canoe takeout on the Hudson while enjoying the peace and serenity of nature. You can also enjoy watching the rafters and kayakers at Dean Mountain Whitewater Park along the Sacandaga River which we consider the best whitewater in New York Sate. For the avid or average hiker, Hadley Mountain offers a steady moderate 1.8 mile climb and is located about 8 miles from the center of town on Tower Road and when you reach the summit you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the mountains and the restored Hadley Fire Tower. Hadley is also home to the historic 1885 Bow Bridge which was just renovated and with its opening has reconnected the northern and southern parts of the town. You can also enjoy the Bend of the River 9-hole golf course which is just one mile from the Bow Bridge. Beneath the Bow Bridge in the Sacandaga River a rodeo hole has been started which will provide the avid kayaker a place to perform whitewater tricks. You can also take the family to enjoy a ride down the great Sacandaga River in a raft or go tubing. When traveling to the intake site you will see the Stewarts pond reservoir and the Stewarts dam. This reservoir has a day use park and receives its water from the EJ West hydro plant where we believe is the largest earthen dam in New York State which is the Conklinville dam. Directly above the Conklinville dam you will find a convenient pullover spot called the overlook where you can enjoy another breathtaking view of the Great Sacandaga Lake and Stewarts Pond.  Stop by the Hadley web site to find out more