Looking for things to do and places to be? Begin exploring New York's premier vacation destination with this expansive guide. From majestic waterways and towering treetops, to the welcoming sights and sounds of small-town environments, we’re confident you’ll find what you’re looking for.
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Schools are out, the sun is shining, and families everywhere are gearing up for fun and festivities. This month is packed with annual festivals, recreational adventures, and, of course, plenty of chances to head to the beach. Here’s what visitors can see and do during the month of June.
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Ever wanted to sample local foods with ease? Savor both good food and good company by checking out Food Truck events around the Lake George Area.
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Farmers Markets all across the Lake George Area open their wares, providing a plentiful variety of fruits, vegetables, and other artisanal foods that aim to please. If you’re new to the area or are simply looking to explore some delectable options, here’s an overview of what local farmers and growers often supply.
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Power down your screens and walk away happier and healthier with a Digital Detox when you visit the Lake George Area. A natural playground, there are several outdoor activities perfect for the whole family!
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Need a break from the Belmont Stakes? Check out these family-fun activities and events happening in the Lake George Area!
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A staple in the Lake George Area for decades, partake in a true Adirondack experience by camping at one of the many grounds or sites around. From state and private campgrounds to island and wilderness camping, or even a more modern feel in glamping, there's no wrong way to camp.
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Get ready for some mild-weather merriment and explore the Lake George Area's great outdoors. Whether lakeside, under the forest canopy, or strolling local sidewalks, this time of year makes for a refreshing respite. Here’s what visitors can see and do during the month of May.
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The spirit of the West is alive in the Lake George Area, with historical dude ranches and resorts, horseback riding trails, and even rodeos. Channel your inner cowboy and cowgirl with these Wild West-like opportunities in the southern Adirondacks.
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A hidden gem in the Town of Lake Luzerne, the Adirondack Folk School offers a year-round catalog of courses to the public on various arts and crafts heavily inspired by the Adirondacks. Check out this blog for a first-hand experience detailing the mission and workings of this fun and educational organization.
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