An Adirondack vacation is not your typical vacation. But then again what else would be expected from a region that consists 5-star restaurants, micro-breweries and breathtaking views. You can enjoy museums and Adirondack arts that celebrate a history that is guaranteed to fascinate and enthrall all who visit.
You can take a hike up High Peak and stand in awe at the view or you can hike the largest hiking trail in the country. Spend a day on the water at one of the 3,000 lakes and ponds, take a tour of Great Camps, take a steamboat ride. Visit the historic Lake Placid which was home of both the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic games. You can skate, luge or ski all around Olympic Village.
There are fourteen Adirondack Byways that travel along rivers, historic sites, valleys and birding trails. Visit High Falls Gorge, Lake George’s theme parks or Ausable Chasm. If you have always longed to be a cowboy you can visit one of many Adirondack dude ranches or if shopping is your pleasure you can shop until your heart is content at antique shops at quaint main streets.
An Adirondack vacation can be filled with special performances or breathtaking views.
When you visit Adirondack Park check out the great attractions that are throughout the region.