Free

Season: YR

Located in the historic Troy Shirt Factory Building at Cooper & Lawrence Streets, the gallery offers fine arts by local and regional artisans with rotating exhibits. Free.

Price: Free

Season: June-Oct, Wed, 10am-1pm

Locally grown produce.

Season: End of June-end of Aug, Fri, 9am-1pm

Locally grown produce, maple products.

Price: Free

Season: June-Oct, Wed, 3-6pm

Locally grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese, meats, baked goods, and much more.

Price: Free

Season: Jun-Sep, Sat, 10am-4pm

Locally grown produce.

Price: Free

Season: May-Nov, Sat, 8am-12pm

Locally grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese, maple products, meats, baked goods, and much more.

Price: Free

Season: Late June-mid Oct, Mon, 3-6pm

Locally grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese, meats, baked goods, and much more.

Price: Free

Season: May-Oct, Fri, 3-6pm

Locally grown produce, maple products.

Price: Free

Season: Mid June-end Sep, Tue, 8am-12pm

Locally grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese, maple products, meats, baked goods, and much more.

Price: Free

Beginning of historic towpath trail and waterway at Feeder Dam, Richardson St and Haviland Ave. Listed on New York State and National Register of Historic Places, National Recreation Trail system. Walk, bike, paddle; cross-country skiing, snowshoe.

Communities along the Hudson River, upstream from Glens Falls and west of Lake George, have joined together to celebrate their shared history along the earliest route into the heart of the Adirondack wilderness. From the Great Falls of the Hudson, upriver to the dramatic Hudson River Gorge, the stream tumbles over falls and rapids, past dramatic cliffs of magnificent marble, then slows to flow easily through ice meadows. Soldiers followed these trails during French and Indian War.

Season: YR

Changing exhibits, concerts, history programs, film presentations.

Price: Free

Picnic, barrier playground.

Price: Free

Season: YR

A self-guided walking tour between the Chapman Historical Museum and The Hyde Collection following a variety of routes, 26 buildings of architectural and historical interest highlighted. Free maps available at City Hall Clerk, City Historian's office Monday thru Friday, excludes holidays, and the museums listed above.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Our farm features a range of animals, from pets to show champion alpacas; we offer breedings and guidance. We call our charmers "Unicorns without Horns"! Learn about the "Alpaca Lifestyle", tours, handicap accessible. Gift shop.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Four-season recreation, over 100 acres. Over 4 miles marked trails for walking, hiking, mountain biking; ice skating, sledding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing. Pool, playground, picnic pavilion, fishing pond. Leashed dogs are welcome.

Price: Free; Swim $

Season: YR

3 trails of 3.5 miles for hiking, mountain biking, birding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Leashed dogs welcome. Park is carry in - carry out. No alcohol, camping, camp fires or motorized vehicles allowed.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Exhibits by local and regional artists. Concerts, lectures, and history programs. Wi-Fi. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Season: July 1-Labor Day

Swim, picnic, playground, public launch, fee for launch.

Price: Free

Season: Memorial Day - Labor Day

Dedicated to the memory and sacrifices of our nation's heroes. Representation from all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, recruiting posters, battlefield relics. Free.

Price: Free/Donation

Season: June-Labor Day

Swim, picnic, playground, tennis, and softball fields.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Collects and preserves historical artifacts, archival materials and historical documents, education programs, research support in locating and designating historical sites, seasonal theme exhibits.

Price: Free; Donation

For over 40 years two generations producing traditional maple syrup, maple cream and maple candies using sustainable traditions, wood fired evaporator, and over 4500 taps. Call for tours and demonstrations. Visit on Maple Weekends in March.

Season: YR

Established in 1899 in an 1860's schoolhouse and charted in 1901, the library is home to a collection of historical and rare books on the Adirondacks, and their original Seneca Ray Stoddard photographs. Exhibits and displays by local and regional artists and artisans.

Price: Free

Season: YR

In 1907 the stone and wood building which first housed the Horicon Free Public Library was completed and inscribed as the Heintzelman Library. In 2001, the Town built a Community Center, including a larger library. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Season: June, Sat only; July-Aug, Tue, Thur, Sat.

Adirondack pioneer home life is presented in a 9-room restored farmhouse filled with local history. Includes collection of antique clothing, furniture, china, quilts and old photographs; Horse-drawn farm equipment, old tools, boats. Free.

Price: Free

10 acre park, marshland walkway/observation decks, educational signage, botanical gardens, handicap access fishing, passive recreation, picnic and play area. Leashed dogs are welcome.

Season: July-Aug

Swim.

Price: Free

83 acre nature preserve along the Hudson River. 2+ miles marked trails for walking, mountain biking, hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Fishing access.

Picnic. Easy trail along the river.

Season: Apr-Late-Oct

44 acre park offers access to 6 mile stretch of Hudson River. Boat launch, playground, basketball, softball, picnic shelter, fishing. SWIMMING PROHIBITED. Leashed dogs are welcome, parking.

Price: Free

Season: Late May-late June, weekends; June-Labor day, daily

A 51 acre sand beach and picnic area operated by NYS. Beach house, changing area and food concessions. Free launch before Mem Day and after Labor day ONLY! Parking.

Price: Free; park, $

Operated by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. This extensive park maintains important open space at the southern end of Lake George and preserves major French & Indian War and Revolutionary War battlesites. Interpretive signs.

Price: Free; $ park

Concert band with a marching division providing musical programs throughout the summer and holiday seasons. Lake George Community Band Festival, also spring and winter concerts at the Charles R Wood Theater in Glens Falls.

Season: May-Oct

19th century jail cells and artifacts in old courthouse, 1756 powder horn, Native American artifacts, muskets, photos. Prospect Mountain history, stately old courtroom, bookstore.

Price: Free

Throughout Lake George Watershed preserve including Cat and Thomas Mountains, and Amy's Park. 16 miles of trails, novice to advanced for hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing; birding. Visit office for trail guides and brochures. Also available online.

Baseball, softball and soccer fields by reservation; basketball, snowtubing. Marked trails, 5-7km groomed trails, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing; 5 mile mixed use trail, backcountry skiing. Restrooms.

Season: June-Oct; Winter Carnival weekends - Feb

Staffed information center; interactive map of Lake George highlights important facts about the lake; displays by museums, organizations and Towns throughout Warren County and surrounding area.

Price: Free

Wetlands can be explored by boat or trail. At Bolton Landing and Rogers Rock, look for Waterfowl, Peregrine Falcons, American Bittern and Swans. To the south, explore the wetlands of Lake George at Dunham, Harris and Warner Bays.

Self-guided to spectacular landscape laden with history. All-American Road - "The Great Northeast Journey", North America's first inter-connected waterway shaped the nation-building activities of the U.S. and Canada connecting historic waters of Lake George, Lake Champlain Canal, Hudson River, Chambly Canal to Richelieu and St Lawrence Rivers. By bike, foot, boat or car, Lakes to Locks Passage provides access to natural, historical, cultural and recreational sites over 200 miles of this historic watercourse used by migratory birds and native peoples, explorers, armies, commercial enterprises.

Picnic.

Price: Free

Season: June-Labor Day

Swim, picnic. Public launch, purchase key required, parking.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Lapham Art Gallery and Shop featuring changing exhibits of fine arts and crafts created by local and regional artists. LARAC was founded in 1972 by a coalition of arts-minded residents. Its mission is to enrich the quality of life in Warren, Washington, and Northern Saratoga Counties by supporting arts and culture.

Price: Free

Season: Late June-Labor Day

Swim, public launch, parking, cartop only.

Price: Free

Season: YR

A gallery of Adirondack art, paintings and prints of favorite local and Adirondack Mountains scenery, hot air balloons, woodland flowers and more. Free.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Certified tree farm practicing silviculture to promote sustainable forestry management, woods walks, sawmill demonstrations and more. Free.

Price: Free

54 acre preserve; 1.2 mile marked trail for walking, hiking, mountain biking and snowshoeing. Includes nature education signs. No motorized vehicles permitted. Leashed dogs are welcome. Carry in/Carry out facility.

Season: YR

Self-guided military history tour. "The Heart of the Hudson-Champlain Corridor", from Glens Falls to Ticonderoga. Includes 17th-19th century military sites, museums, cemeteries, forts and houses in the heart of Revolutionary War area. Free.

Basketball, playground, picnic.

Price: Free

Season: Late June-Labor Day

Swim, picnic, grills, playground, basketball. NO swimming without lifeguard. Pavilion available for rent.

Price: Free

Basketball, softball, tennis, playground, picnic.

Price: Free

50 acre goat and sheep farm and cheese company. We make several varieties of soft goat cheeses. Visitors with a love of animals and cheese are welcome for tours on Saturday at 12pm ONLY.

Price: Free

Relive the Birth of a Great Nation. Self-guided tour of some of the most important sites of the French & Indian and Revolutionary Wars. Over 40 historic sites includes authentically restored forts and grand government buildings.

Price: Free

All Trails Lead to New York State. In colonial and revolutionary America, New York State was at the crossroads of the growing nation and history. Self-guided tour highlights over 40 historic sites.

Self-guided tour from Native American perspective of French and Indian and Revolutionary Wars. Highlights Iroquois, Mohican Oneida, Seneca, and others. Learn more of the valiant struggles and invaluable contributions of the Native American people.

Waterways were the natural superhighways of the late 18th century. Relive our legacy, travel and explore. Self-guided tour of these historic waterways used during the French & Indian and Revolutionary Wars.

Season: June-Oct, Thu, 3-6pm

Locally grown produce, maple products, meats, sweets and more!

Price: Free

2,500 acre environmental demonstration forest maintained by SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Self-guided 1 mile Grandmother's Tree Nature Trail. Includes an 85 acre lake. Mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. No picnicking or overnight camping. Nature Trail is wheelchair accessible.

Moderate marked hiking trails with great Adirondack vistas.

Entrance just north of Route 8. Park with walking path and access to Lake George. Seasonal Friendship Garden.

Season: July-Aug, Sat-Sun only

Museum of industrial machinery, photos. Houses the first American made grinding machine made by Bagley & Sewell of Watertown. Free.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Founded in 1901, the library served the Towns of Thurman and Warrensburgh. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Basketball courts, tennis court, softball fields, play apparatus, restrooms, picnic shelter, cookout grills.

Price: Free

Season: May-Oct

Jackpot rodeo features calf roping, team roping, barrel racing and steer wrestling.

Price: Free

Season: July-Sep

Swim, picnic, tennis.

Follow the route of Teddy Roosevelt's wild ride from Mount Marcy to the North Creek Train Station, where he learned that he was to become the 26th President of the U.S. This 40-mile jaunt runs from North Creek to Long Lake.

I-87 Exit 23, north on Rt 9 thru Warrensburg to junction Rts 9 & 28. Take Rt 28 thru Wevertown and North Creek along Hudson River to North River. Four informational kiosks located along Rt 28 from North Creek to North River, highlight different themes including the Adirondack Park and forest preserve, The Hudson River watershed, fun on the river, Hamlet of North River and the history of log drives and log jams. Enjoy overlooks & villages along the way. In autumn, stop at Gore Mt Ski Area to enjoy fall foliage from a ride on the Northwoods Gondola or a scenic train ride in the village of North Creek. Continue on Rt 28, leave Warren County and drive upward through the Siamese Ponds Wilderness Region to the picturesque Village of Indian Lake, passing Lake Adirondack and Lake Abanake. Turn left (south) onto Rt 30 thru Speculator to Rt 8. Turn left (east) onto Rt 8 along the East branch of Sacandaga River, thru the hamlets of Griffin and Bakers Mills, back to Wevertown and then Warrensburg. Drive time: 3.5 hours plus stops.

I-87 Exit 23, north on Rt 9 thru Warrensburg to Chestertown (about 7 mi past junction Rts 9 & 28). Enjoy beautiful forest scenery on the way. Stop in Chestertown to explore this quaint and charming village. At junction of Rt 8, turn left on Rts 8 & 9; stay on Rt 9 around picturesque Loon Lake. Continue toward Pottersville and I-87 Exit 26. Drive time: 3/4 hour 1-way plus stops.

I-87 Exit 22 to Rt 9N north. Drive along shoreline of Lake George thru Diamond Point and Bolton Landing. Turn right at Bolton Library (Rogers Memorial Park Drive) for spectacular dockside scenery of lake. Continue north on Rt 9N over Tongue Mt to Silver Bay; stop at overlook for a wonderful view. Continue north to Village of Hague and stop at Town Park. Advance north and view Rogers Rock and grand vistas of northern Lake George. Return to Hague and drive west on Rt 8 through hamlet of Graphite and Dixon Forest, enjoying spectacular views of Adirondack High Peaks. Drive Brant Lake shoreline to I-87 (Exit 25). Drive time: 2 hours round trip plus stops.

I-87 Exit 21, south 11 mi. on Rt 9N to Lake Luzerne. Enjoy Lake Vanare, Fourth Lake and Lake Luzerne on the way. First right after high school onto Mill St, left onto Main St, then right onto Bridge St. Stop at parking area for view of Rockwell Falls, then cross bridge into Hadley; 1/4 mi. to right turn on Stony Creek Rd. Approx 10 miles to Stony Creek, with views of Hudson River and surrounding mountains. In Stony Creek, turn right onto Warrensburg Rd for 12-mi trip to Warrensburg with more river views. At Thurman Station, continue on Rt 418 to Warrensburg. Turn right on Rt 9 for I-87, or turn left for the Lake George-Chestertown tour (above). Another option: just before Thurman Station, turn left on Athol Rd. From Athol, take Mountain Rd and Valley Rd to Garnet Lake Rd South for access to Crane Mountain and Garnet Lake. Drive time: 1 hour 1-way plus stops.

Season: YR

See the history of Lake George area and Father Issac Jogues, a Jesuit missionary, as depicted in the stained glass windows of the church. Father Jogues is believed to be the first European to see Lake George.

Price: Free

Basketball, tennis, playground, picnic.

Price: Free

Season: July-Aug

Old schoolhouse from early days of Lake Luzerne. Antique desks, furniture, school bell. Free.

Price: Free

Season: May - October

Photography of Lake George and points elsewhere. Fine art and still-life paintings; modern stained glass, bronze wildlife sculpture. Post cards and handmade photo cards of the Lake George area. Works by local artists and points beyond.

Season: June-Labor Day

Swim, picnic, playground.

Price: Free

Season: YR

The Shirt Factory features diverse group of artists, artisans and craftspeople showcasing their works. Sculpture, fiber arts, paintings, pottery, pastels, rustic furniture, photography, gift shop and much more.

Price: Free

Season: July-Aug by appointment

History of school life and industry in historic home in Stony Creek, photos, maps.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Founded on February 24, 1921 the library has been at its present location since 1960, built on land donated by Pearl and Ed Kreinheder. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Swim, picnic, playground.

Price: Free

Three shipwreck sites in Lake George managed by NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation.

Season: May-Oct by appointment

Gallery featuring Adirondack photography, original oil paintings and watercolors by local artists. Perennial flower farm.

Price: Free

Season: YR

The Widlund Gallery; home to Our Town Theatre Group performances. Upper Hudson Musical Arts concerts and Teenagers Only! activities. Meeting rooms, auditorium.

Price: $/Free

Picnic.

Price: Free

Timberframe energy-efficient sugarhouse, largest maple producer in Warren County with 4,000 taps across 3 sugarbushes. Maple season in March! Tours and demonstrations, call for reservations. Samples too!

Season: July-Sept

History of Town of Chester, Pottersville areas. Photographs, antiques, artifacts. Free.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Exhibits in The Ruplin Gallery by local and regional artists. The Book Arts Collection contains examples of books that are mainly unusual for the quality of the hand work and materials that have gone into them. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Located in Town Hall and serving seven hamlets, Bakers Mills, Garnet Lake, Johnsburg, North Creek, North River and Wevertown. A member of the southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Located in the Town Hall the library offers exhibits by local and regional artists and students.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Learn about building and operation of a model railroad. Train memorabilia, four layouts from N to G and library. Activities include monthly open houses, weekly operating sessions and an annual train show.

Price: Free

Season: Mem Day-Col Day

Swim, picnic, playground. Pavilion rental.

Price: Free

State-of-the-art sugarhouse with 1,500 taps. Pancake breakfast on Maple Weekends in March. New York State Fair winner! Demonstrations on maple production.

1 3/4 mile hiking trail maintained by the Queensbury Land Conservancy, Van Dusen Preserve offers all types of terrain from level to sloping and, in some sections, quite steep. Well marked trail provides round-trip loop to crest of mountain ridge overlooking Glens Falls and Queensbury. Walking, hiking, wildlife observation, snowshoeing; parking. NO vehicles, camping or campfires are permitted.

Season: July-Aug

Swim, picnic, playground. Parking fee. Car top launch.

Price: Free

Season: Sep-May

Changing exhibitions, lectures, receptions, readings, and concerts.

Price: Free

Season: YR

View hatchery operation; interpretive film, visitor center. Staff guided and self guided tours, birding, canoe access, fishing, picnic; pavilion rental available.

Price: Free

Adjacent to Hudson River with pleasant overlook, unusual rock formations at river's edge. 2 mile novice to moderate trails. 3.5 mile Nordic trail, novice to expert. Trail head kiosk, parking. Public launch, portage 4/10 mile.

Price: Free

Season: YR

A four-season park. Picnic, playground, tennis, ice skating, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and sliding.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Warrensburg's history from 1780's to present featuring agriculture, industry, recreation and home life including antique clothing, furniture, quilts, displays of famous "locals". Hours vary. Like us on Facebook.

Price: Free

Season: Late June-Labor Day

Swim, picnic, public launch, parking, hard surface ramp..

Price: Free

Season: YR

Monthly exhibits by a variety of local and regional artists in many mediums.

Price: Free

Season: June-Labor Day

Jackpot rodeo with calf and team roping and barrel racing. Live entertainment.

Season: YR

Exhibitions by members of North Country Arts Center. The Center promotes Arts in the area, and includes many talented and well-known artists and artisans. A stop on seasonal Third Thursday Glens Falls Art Walk.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Independent glassware, Phan-Art, local and regional artists and artisans.

Price: Free

Season: 3rd Thu, May-Oct; YR by appt

Changing exhibits of over 20 local artists and artisans. Also a stop on seasonal Third Thursday Glens Falls Art Walk.

Price: Free

Season: July-Labor Day, 12-5pm daily; closed Mondays

Swim, picnic June-Labor Day. Good for small children because water is shallow.

Price: Free

Season: YR

The Adirondack Folk School is the only school of its kind in the country dedicated to teaching arts, crafts, culture and traditions of the Adirondacks through hands-on experiences. Artisan exhibits, concerts by Adirondack storytellers and musicians, lectures, programs.

Price: Free/$

Third generation maple producers with an old fashioned sugarhouse and 100 bucket tapped trees. Maple recipes, products, samples and production. Tours on March Maple weekends!

Season: YR

ADK is dedicated to the protection and responsible recreational use of NYS Forest Preserve, parks, wild lands and waters. Walk-in information center offers lecture programs; hiking, snowshoe, skiing maps and reference materials; snowshoe rentals.

Takes you off main transportation routes and onto roads with special intrinsic qualities that create exceptional driving experiences, including the Central Adirondack Trail. Free.

Download a guide to Adirondack historic sites, museums and events.

Price: Free

500-acre preserve, maintained by The Lake George Land Conservancy. New trails to be created summer 2012. Beaver ponds, wetlands, flat and easy forested hiking trails.

Season: YR

Explore the Warrensburgh Historical District, over 80 historic properties. Free brochure available from Warrensburgh Beautification Committee.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Exhibitions by members of North Country Arts Center and features multi-media works by local and regional artists and artisans.

Price: Free

Berry Pond Preserve includes a pristine wetland and open water wilderness that is home to an active beaver community and contains a small great blue heron rookery. 1,436 acres in the Towns of Lake George, Warrensburg and Lake Luzerne. Easy to moderately marked challenging hiking trails off views of Lake George and the Adirondacks.

Season: YR

The Preserve includes Berry Pond, a pristine wetlands and open water wilderness that is home to an active beaver community and contains a small great blue heron rookery. Easy to moderate marked hiking trails.

Price: Free

Season: YR

North of Bolton Landing, Northwest Bay Brook and wetlands can be explored by trail or canoe, starting from the car top launch site. View Waterfowl, American Bittern, Swans.

Season: YR

Enjoy a moderately difficult hike, past beaver ponds and wetlands, with a 270 degree view of Lake George. View American Robins, Broad-winged Hawk, Chickadee, Downy Woodpecker, Ruffed Grouse, Wild Turkey, Blue Jays, Wood Thrush.

Season: YR

Ride the gondola and take a short hike to summit fire tower or hike the full 9 mile distance. Accessible from 13th Lake-Siamese Ponds Wilderrness area. Look for Boreal forest species.

Season: Mid-May-mid-Oct

Rogers Rock State Campground. Pay day use fee to launch boat onto northern Lake George. Look for Peregrine Falcons near the cliffs at Rogers Slide and across the Lake at Anthony's Nose.

Season: YR

Popular hiking trails traverse the rugged uplands of the Tongue Mountain Range. Look for nesting pairs of Peregrine Falcons & waterfowl. *Rattlesnakes are found in this area! Stay on trail, wear high boots, watch where you put your hands!

Season: YR

Follow marked trail to beautiful views of Lake George and and its many bays. Day use picnic area. Look for Water Fowl and Peregrine Falcons.

Season: YR

Hiking trail is accessible from Lake George village. 1 5/8 mile trail follows the roadbed of old cable railway. Beautiful views of Lake George. Look for nesting Peregrine Falcons.

Season: YR

The gallery offers exhibits by well-known regional and local artist's works of diverse art in a variety of mediums. New exhibitions every 4 to 6 weeks.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Featuring The Sembrich Film Series, and a Gigantic Book Sale every summer! A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Season: May-Oct

A rich collection of artifacts covering 200 years of town history. Exhibits on local hotels, ice harvesting, commercial and recreational boating, town development, famous residents and more.

Price: Free

Season: July-Labor Day

Swim, picnic.

Season: YR

The early history of the library was recorded by Miss Mary C. Hubbell, librarian from 1908 to 1958. In 1887, DeWitt C. Hay, bequeathed his library and property to his widow with a desire to have a public library founded in the town resulting in the DeWitt C. Hay Library Association of Caldwell. In 1893, Rev. Charles W. Blake, pastor of the Presbyterian Church organized a library chartered as the Lake George Free Library. 1905, Mr. James A. Hayden donated a lot upon which to build a suitable library building. In January, 1906, an application was made for a charter for the Caldwell-Lake George Library. July 1906 the building was open to the public. The Lake George Free Library and the DeWitt C. Hay Library were permitted to transfer all their property, books, etc. to the Caldwell-Lake George Library. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

1850-acre preserve, maintained by The Lake George Land Conservancy. Use orange trail to Thomas Mountain cabin 1.5 miles along an old logging road or take the wooded route via the blue trail. Yellow trail to Cat Mountain for 2.5 miles, also along an old logging road. Summit of Cat takes in 270 degree views of Lake George and Adirondack Mountains. Richard Hayes Phillips trail (blue) 2.25 miles, through more wooded and rugged terrain across the ridgeline from summit of Cat to Thomas Mtn. cabin.

Central Adirondack Trail: The spectacular 140-mile Central Adirondack Trail can be traveled by car and canoe. Beginning at the Cooper's Cave Bridge in Glens Falls, the trail runs northwest through the heart of the Adirondacks following historic waterways and passing myriad of lakes as it proceeds south to Rome, NY where the trail ends.

Picnic.

Price: Free

Easy .5 mile nature trail for walking and snowshoeing maintained by the Queensbury Land Conservancy. Fishing. NO vehicles, camping or campfires are permitted.

Season: YR

History of Hague, the once booming town of Graphite and the mining operation. Gallery and museum featuring local Adirondack artists. Free.

Price: Free

Season: May-Oct

Cooper’s Cave is the site of the fictional hiding place made famous in James Fenimore Cooper’s novel The Last of the Mohicans. Nestled under the Cooper’s Cave Bridge, which connects the Village of South Glens Falls and the City of Glens Falls, a viewing platform with interpretive information has been constructed for visitors to view the site and learn about James Fenimore Cooper and the Mohican Tribe’s legacy in this region. Free.

Price: Free

The Courthouse Gallery, located at Old County Court House in Lake George. Rotating exhibits of local, regional and national artists. Lake George Arts Project hosts Lake George Jazz Weekend, summer concerts at Shepard Park and more.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Playground, softball, soccer fields, basketball, tennis courts, hiking. Picnic, BBQ pavilion rental by reservation. Fishing and ice skating pond; restrooms. Saucer sledding only, saucers available for Park use, or bring your own. Weather permitting.

Price: Free

Season: YR

7km of varied terrain for running and walking, snowshoeing. Trails are groomed and lighted for cross-country skiing.

Price: Free

Season: YR

Serving Warren, Washington and Saratoga counties. History and cultural programs, Folklife Center at Crandall Public Library, ongoing art exhibitions, films, lectures, workshops. Genealogical resources. A member of the Southern Adirondack Library System.

Price: Free

Wheelchair accessible 0.93 mile trail.

Season: July-Aug by appointment

Museum of local and Dean family history, artifacts, photos.

Price: Free

This is the land of the Adirondack cowboy. Beginning and ending in the Village of Lake George, the Dude Ranch Trail is a 40-mile loop passing horse ranches, lakeside resort villages, theme parks and services.

Season: YR

Four-season recreation. Ice skating on frozen pond, weather permitting, warming hut. Pool, playground, ball fields, tennis, bath house. Home field for the Glens Falls Golden Eagles of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League and the Glens Falls Greeenjackets of the North American Football League.

Price: Free/$