in The Adirondacks

Learn how "these dark and silent caves" inspired author James Fenimore Cooper to write one of his most famous and beloved novels, “The Last of the Mohicans.”

Centrally located on the shores of Lake George, this contemporary hotel is close to shops, restaurants and a variety of Lake George attractions...

Designed in 1925 by Seymour Dunn, the 18-hole course was renamed in 1954 for Lake Placid native and US Open and Masters champion Craig Wood.

The lodge-style golf resort features an 18-hole course as well as an indoor pool, a whirlpool tub, mini-golf, an exercise room and tennis courts.

This popular park is set on the western shore of gorgeous Lake Champlain and features a large, natural sandy beach, picnic grounds and tent and RV campsites.

Since 1956, Daiker’s has been a “pit stop” for visitors to Fourth Lake in the heart of the Adirondacks serving up classic American pub fare and comfort food.

Located on 7th Lake in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains, Dear Meadows features a private sandy beach and access to hundreds of miles of snowmobiling trails.

Dewey has regular hours for its cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter with lighted nighttime skiing available.