The Insider Guide

From places to see and things to do, our blogs can assist you in planning your next getaway or help you learn more about the Lake George Area! Look to The Insider Guide for suggested itineraries, firsthand experiences, and much more! 

Spring Break in the Lake George Area

Rays of sunshine warm up the Lake George Area, and the snow begins to melt away...long awaited Spring Break is fast approaching. Recuperate from cabin fever with an Adirondack vacation that is fun for the whole family. There are plenty of sights to see and things to do during a Spring Break spent in…

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What to Do When You're In Town for Winter Events

The Lake George Area is your hub for winter events. The 2025/2026 season brings with it all the family-friendly attractions and long-standing annual events you know and love. So, come play in the snow! Winter Events Winter Carnivals In its 64th year, the Lake George Winter Carnival is four weekends…

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Mother-Daughter Mini Getaways

Searching for a creative way to celebrate Mom this Mother’s Day? Look no further than a mini getaway to the Lake George Area. Mother-daughter bonds are indispensable – experience memorable moments together while wine tasting, shopping, or enjoying a delicious brunch on a glorious spring morning…

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How to Travel Sustainably in the Lake George Area

With a wide diversity of flora and fauna, not to mention the expansive scenic landscapes, the Lake George Area is filled with beauty. However, we want to make sure it maintains its charm for future generations to behold. As such, check out these tips on enjoying a more sustainable travel experience in the Lake George Area.

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Solo Traveling to the Lake George Area

*Updated April 25, 2025. Chase your wanderlust. Experience a newfound sense of independence roaming the Adirondack Mountains, and explore the Lake George Area without any expectations. New opportunities are bound to open up when you vacation solo. Hesitant to make the journey on your own? Let us…

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An Adirondack Treasure: The Gift of Liquid Gold

Tucked away in the mountains of the Lake George Area are pockets of ancient practice of an almost sacred tradition. Generations of family members who inhabit the maple quarters will tell you they live in a place “where nature is a way of life, and sugaring is second nature.” Join them in celebrating…

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