State Route 28 is a significant highway located in the state of New York. It runs primarily through the scenic Adirondack Park, connecting various towns and providing access to outdoor recreational areas. The route is known for its beautiful landscapes, including lakes and mountains, making it a popular choice for travelers and nature enthusiasts. The highway spans approximately 50 miles, starting from Lake George in the south and extending north to North Creek. Along the way, it intersects with several other routes, facilitating access to nearby attractions and communities. State Route 28 plays a vital role in the region's transportation network.