Michele's Guidebook

Sightseeing

Fort Ticonderoga

Experience America's history! Your adventure awaits at Fort Ticonderoga. Don't miss this important historical site.

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Fort Ticonderoga

102 Fort Ti Rd

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Experience America's history! Your adventure awaits at Fort Ticonderoga. Don't miss this important historical site.

Mount Independence

Mount Independence State Historic Site is one of the nation’s most significant Revolutionary War sites, offering six miles of trails along the archaeological remains of the fortification. Jointly owned and managed by the State of Vermont’s Division for Historic Preservation and the Fort Ticonderoga Association, Mount Independence documents the critical efforts to defend northern New York, New England, and the cause of American liberty.

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Mount Independence

472 Mt Independence Rd

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Mount Independence State Historic Site is one of the nation’s most significant Revolutionary War sites, offering six miles of trails along the archaeological remains of the fortification. Jointly owned and managed by the State of Vermont’s Division for Historic Preservation and the Fort Ticonderoga Association, Mount Independence documents the critical efforts to defend northern New York, New England, and the cause of American liberty.

Lake George Bar Crawl

The refreshing waters of the Lake George Area are ready for you to dive in this summer! Home to America’s Original Vacation, there is nothing like a summer spent relaxing in Upstate New York. The first step is choosing your getaway – a lavish waterfront hotel, a secluded log cabin, or camping under the stars – there are options for every traveler. And, there is no shortage of things to do. From classic summer activities like hiking the southern Adirondacks or cruising around on the Queen of American Lakes, and unique experiences you can’t get anywhere else. After a day of exploring, grab a drink and a bite to eat downtown or dine at one of the many restaurants with scenic views on the water. Generations of families have made a Lake George Area vacation their summer tradition. Pioneer your vacation today! Lake George is the crown jewel of Adirondack waters, and a ride on a boat cruise is the most cherished way to take in all 32-miles of the lake. Before roadways were developed, cruise ships served as crucial transportation to distant towns for the area’s residents and visitors. As time passed, Lake George cruise ship companies began to focus their trips on sightseeing which quickly became one of the regions top attractions. Travelers who wish to explore the length of Lake George can cruise the lake from stern to bow, or take specialty cruises that focus on the lake’s islands or history. If you want to pair your sightseeing with a meal, many of the Lake George boat tours offer dinner cruises with a range of dining options and a full bar. Lunch, brunch, and dinner cruises sail the lake daily in the summer, providing delectable foods such as Macaroni & Cheese or Prime Rib. Fireworks displays are always bursting in the nights skies of Lake George, and watching the show is from the deck of a cruise ship has become one of the favorite activities for couples visiting the area. Fireworks cruises leave the dock most Thursday evenings in July and August, and some even offer dinner. Lovebirds seeking to tie the knot on the majestic waters of Lake George can book cruise ships for their wedding, creating a unique memory for their special day. To truly see the full breadth of Lake George, you need to experience it from the deck of a boat cruise.

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Lake George Bar Crawl

Canada Street

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The refreshing waters of the Lake George Area are ready for you to dive in this summer! Home to America’s Original Vacation, there is nothing like a summer spent relaxing in Upstate New York. The first step is choosing your getaway – a lavish waterfront hotel, a secluded log cabin, or camping under the stars – there are options for every traveler. And, there is no shortage of things to do. From classic summer activities like hiking the southern Adirondacks or cruising around on the Queen of American Lakes, and unique experiences you can’t get anywhere else. After a day of exploring, grab a drink and a bite to eat downtown or dine at one of the many restaurants with scenic views on the water. Generations of families have made a Lake George Area vacation their summer tradition. Pioneer your vacation today! Lake George is the crown jewel of Adirondack waters, and a ride on a boat cruise is the most cherished way to take in all 32-miles of the lake. Before roadways were developed, cruise ships served as crucial transportation to distant towns for the area’s residents and visitors. As time passed, Lake George cruise ship companies began to focus their trips on sightseeing which quickly became one of the regions top attractions. Travelers who wish to explore the length of Lake George can cruise the lake from stern to bow, or take specialty cruises that focus on the lake’s islands or history. If you want to pair your sightseeing with a meal, many of the Lake George boat tours offer dinner cruises with a range of dining options and a full bar. Lunch, brunch, and dinner cruises sail the lake daily in the summer, providing delectable foods such as Macaroni & Cheese or Prime Rib. Fireworks displays are always bursting in the nights skies of Lake George, and watching the show is from the deck of a cruise ship has become one of the favorite activities for couples visiting the area. Fireworks cruises leave the dock most Thursday evenings in July and August, and some even offer dinner. Lovebirds seeking to tie the knot on the majestic waters of Lake George can book cruise ships for their wedding, creating a unique memory for their special day. To truly see the full breadth of Lake George, you need to experience it from the deck of a boat cruise.

Große Flucht & Hurrikan-Hafen

With so many choices, where do you begin? Right here. Take a look at all the amazing things to do while at Six Flags Great Escape — from pulse-pounding roller coasters to gentler options for tots. Cool off at Hurricane Harbor or take a break at one of our entertaining shows. Catch a bite at one of our restaurants and don’t forget to pick up your souvenirs so you can remember the day!

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Große Flucht & Hurrikan-Hafen

U.S. 9

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With so many choices, where do you begin? Right here. Take a look at all the amazing things to do while at Six Flags Great Escape — from pulse-pounding roller coasters to gentler options for tots. Cool off at Hurricane Harbor or take a break at one of our entertaining shows. Catch a bite at one of our restaurants and don’t forget to pick up your souvenirs so you can remember the day!

Johnson and Son Bikeworks

For over ten years, Johnson and Son Bikeworks has grown from a bicycle rescue hobby in the backyard to a fully fledged bicycle shop, still in the backyard! This business has grown due to the relationships we have with customers and the community. Our vision is to support and expand the number of people in our community who choose cycling for transportation and recreation.

Johnson and Son Bikeworks

41 Greenfield Lane

For over ten years, Johnson and Son Bikeworks has grown from a bicycle rescue hobby in the backyard to a fully fledged bicycle shop, still in the backyard! This business has grown due to the relationships we have with customers and the community. Our vision is to support and expand the number of people in our community who choose cycling for transportation and recreation.

Bromley Berg

Winter Bromley is your family-friendly Vermont ski resort. To kids, the mountain is huge. To parents, it's just the right size with slopes that funnel the whole family to our centralized base area. Everyone loves our warm southern exposure, slope-side lodging, diverse terrain, friendly staff, and our great food! Our award winning kid specific programs guarantee smiles for the whole family when kids fill their days with fun and adventure in our KidsRule Mountain Camps lesson program. For parents - that fun is always combined with safety and top-notch instruction by specially trained staff. The whole family wins when they learn at Bromley! Summer Bromley is home to 4 Adventures, creating the premier destination for summer activities. At the Base Area you'll find our Mountain Adventure Park filled with a variety of rides and activities for everyone - kids and adults alike! Take a ride down the triple track Alpine Slide, swing 4 stories high on our Giant Swing, make a Big Splash down our Waterslide, take in the views of the Green Mountains on our Scenic chairlift, and so much more! Plus, our marvelous Kidzone attractions are ideal for toddlers and children under 48" tall. Ready for a challenge? Climb, glide, maneuver, and slide through all 65 elements in our Aerial Adventure Park. The elements are spread across five different course levels. Looking for more thrills? Check out our Sun Mountain Flyer, New England's longest Zip Rider, for a 50 mph, half mile long thrill! We've got 4 side-by-side zip lines to satisfy your craving for adventure.

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Bromley Berg

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Winter Bromley is your family-friendly Vermont ski resort. To kids, the mountain is huge. To parents, it's just the right size with slopes that funnel the whole family to our centralized base area. Everyone loves our warm southern exposure, slope-side lodging, diverse terrain, friendly staff, and our great food! Our award winning kid specific programs guarantee smiles for the whole family when kids fill their days with fun and adventure in our KidsRule Mountain Camps lesson program. For parents - that fun is always combined with safety and top-notch instruction by specially trained staff. The whole family wins when they learn at Bromley! Summer Bromley is home to 4 Adventures, creating the premier destination for summer activities. At the Base Area you'll find our Mountain Adventure Park filled with a variety of rides and activities for everyone - kids and adults alike! Take a ride down the triple track Alpine Slide, swing 4 stories high on our Giant Swing, make a Big Splash down our Waterslide, take in the views of the Green Mountains on our Scenic chairlift, and so much more! Plus, our marvelous Kidzone attractions are ideal for toddlers and children under 48" tall. Ready for a challenge? Climb, glide, maneuver, and slide through all 65 elements in our Aerial Adventure Park. The elements are spread across five different course levels. Looking for more thrills? Check out our Sun Mountain Flyer, New England's longest Zip Rider, for a 50 mph, half mile long thrill! We've got 4 side-by-side zip lines to satisfy your craving for adventure.

Mount Marcy

Mount Marcy is the highest of the High Peaks, and its impressive presence commands the view from many other peaks. The shortest route to its cone-shaped summit is from the Adirondack Loj parking area. Don't be fooled by the relatively low milage of this hike — this is a steep, serious climb, especially during the last mile, which ascends the summit on open rock. *Though not described on this page, if you are hiking Marcy as part of a Great Range loop from AMR (St Huberts), this hike will require a parking reservation from May 1 - October 31. Please plan accordingly. Visit www.HikeAMR.org for more information and to reserve your parking spot.* How to get there The shortest and most popular route leaves from the Adirondack Mountain Club's High Peaks Information Center parking lot, near Adirondack Loj. There is a parking fee to use this large lot. Leave Lake Placid on Route 73, turn right on Adirondack Loj Road, and follow it to its end. Pay the fee at the booth, even if no one is inside. By the numbers • Elevation: 5,344 feet • Elevation gain: 3,166 feet • Distance: 7.4 miles, one way, to the summit • Mount Marcy is the highest mountain in the Adirondacks and New York • Mount Marcy's summit is home to fragile alpine vegetation — avoid trampling it by staying on the rocks at all times • Always follow [file:leave-no-trace-seven-principles.pdf] Hiking This is the big one! Mount Marcy is the tallest mountain in New York. While not technically challenging, it offers plenty of varied terrain, making for a very long day. The summit's massive rock dome boasts some of the best views in the northeast. Be sure to tread lightly, though, as Marcy is home to endangered alpine vegetation. Only walk on designated paths and stay on open rock at all times. There are four main trails to Mount Marcy's summit. The route from the Adirondack Loj parking area, the Van Hoevenberg Trail, is the most popular and heavily used — and at 7.4 miles one way, it's also the shortest. We recommend you pick up a guidebook for more in-depth details on the longer approaches to this peak. For those demanding a very long outing or a greater challenge, a hike up Marcy can also be combined with Mount Skylight and Gray, two other High Peaks. This is a 14.8 mile round trip with a moderate to steep climb. Starting from the Loj parking lot, the first 2.3 miles of the Van Hoevenberg Trail are easy to moderate as it approaches the former site of Marcy Dam. Storms from Hurricane Irene blew out the dam, but there are still excellent views of Mount Colden, Avalanche Mountain, and Wright Peak. Turn left after the remnants of the dam to follow Phelps Brook, a rocky trail that becomes steep at times, especially before it reaches Marcy Brook at 4.4 miles. Cross the brook and take the herd path right for about 50 yards to the top of Indian Falls, where there is an outstanding view of the MacIntyre Range. From Indian Falls it's a moderate ascent up to tree line. There are amazing views to be had during the rest of the route, but be aware that temperature, wind, and visibility can change quickly and with little warning on the upper portions of any mountain. Things ease off for a bit, and several views of Marcy's summit cone reveal themselves before timberline is reached at 6.8 miles. From here it's a steep climb over open rock to the top, which is reached at 7.4 miles. Mount Marcy in winter Mount Marcy is a challenging mountain that should only be attempted by experienced hikers, especially in winter. Snowshoes are a must for much of the route, and snow spikes or crampons are necessary to climb the exposed upper reaches of the peak. Plan on the temperature in the higher elevations being at least 20 degrees colder than in the valley, not including the windchill. Bring several extra non-cotton layers, a headlamp with spare batteries, extra food, a windbreaker, goggles, face mask, and supplies for spending the night in case of emergency.

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Mount Marcy

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Mount Marcy is the highest of the High Peaks, and its impressive presence commands the view from many other peaks. The shortest route to its cone-shaped summit is from the Adirondack Loj parking area. Don't be fooled by the relatively low milage of this hike — this is a steep, serious climb, especially during the last mile, which ascends the summit on open rock. *Though not described on this page, if you are hiking Marcy as part of a Great Range loop from AMR (St Huberts), this hike will require a parking reservation from May 1 - October 31. Please plan accordingly. Visit www.HikeAMR.org for more information and to reserve your parking spot.* How to get there The shortest and most popular route leaves from the Adirondack Mountain Club's High Peaks Information Center parking lot, near Adirondack Loj. There is a parking fee to use this large lot. Leave Lake Placid on Route 73, turn right on Adirondack Loj Road, and follow it to its end. Pay the fee at the booth, even if no one is inside. By the numbers • Elevation: 5,344 feet • Elevation gain: 3,166 feet • Distance: 7.4 miles, one way, to the summit • Mount Marcy is the highest mountain in the Adirondacks and New York • Mount Marcy's summit is home to fragile alpine vegetation — avoid trampling it by staying on the rocks at all times • Always follow [file:leave-no-trace-seven-principles.pdf] Hiking This is the big one! Mount Marcy is the tallest mountain in New York. While not technically challenging, it offers plenty of varied terrain, making for a very long day. The summit's massive rock dome boasts some of the best views in the northeast. Be sure to tread lightly, though, as Marcy is home to endangered alpine vegetation. Only walk on designated paths and stay on open rock at all times. There are four main trails to Mount Marcy's summit. The route from the Adirondack Loj parking area, the Van Hoevenberg Trail, is the most popular and heavily used — and at 7.4 miles one way, it's also the shortest. We recommend you pick up a guidebook for more in-depth details on the longer approaches to this peak. For those demanding a very long outing or a greater challenge, a hike up Marcy can also be combined with Mount Skylight and Gray, two other High Peaks. This is a 14.8 mile round trip with a moderate to steep climb. Starting from the Loj parking lot, the first 2.3 miles of the Van Hoevenberg Trail are easy to moderate as it approaches the former site of Marcy Dam. Storms from Hurricane Irene blew out the dam, but there are still excellent views of Mount Colden, Avalanche Mountain, and Wright Peak. Turn left after the remnants of the dam to follow Phelps Brook, a rocky trail that becomes steep at times, especially before it reaches Marcy Brook at 4.4 miles. Cross the brook and take the herd path right for about 50 yards to the top of Indian Falls, where there is an outstanding view of the MacIntyre Range. From Indian Falls it's a moderate ascent up to tree line. There are amazing views to be had during the rest of the route, but be aware that temperature, wind, and visibility can change quickly and with little warning on the upper portions of any mountain. Things ease off for a bit, and several views of Marcy's summit cone reveal themselves before timberline is reached at 6.8 miles. From here it's a steep climb over open rock to the top, which is reached at 7.4 miles. Mount Marcy in winter Mount Marcy is a challenging mountain that should only be attempted by experienced hikers, especially in winter. Snowshoes are a must for much of the route, and snow spikes or crampons are necessary to climb the exposed upper reaches of the peak. Plan on the temperature in the higher elevations being at least 20 degrees colder than in the valley, not including the windchill. Bring several extra non-cotton layers, a headlamp with spare batteries, extra food, a windbreaker, goggles, face mask, and supplies for spending the night in case of emergency.

Zim Smith Trail Head

States: New York Counties: Saratoga Length: 11.5 miles Trail end points: Oak St., 0.3 mile south of E. High St. (Ballston Spa) and Elizabeth Street (Mechanicville) Trail surfaces: Asphalt Trail category: Rail-Trail ID: 6032552 Activities: Bike Inline Skating Wheelchair Accessible Snowmobiling Walking Cross Country Skiing

Zim Smith Trail Head

Coons Crossing Road

States: New York Counties: Saratoga Length: 11.5 miles Trail end points: Oak St., 0.3 mile south of E. High St. (Ballston Spa) and Elizabeth Street (Mechanicville) Trail surfaces: Asphalt Trail category: Rail-Trail ID: 6032552 Activities: Bike Inline Skating Wheelchair Accessible Snowmobiling Walking Cross Country Skiing

Champlain Canalway Trail

States: New York Counties: Warren, Washington Length: 9 miles Trail end points: Feeder Dam Richardson St. (Glens Falls) and Factory St. at Wing St. (Ft. Edward) Trail surfaces: Crushed Stone Trail category: Canal ID: 6016605 Activities: Bike Fishing Wheelchair Accessible Mountain Biking Walking Cross Country Skiing

Champlain Canalway Trail

States: New York Counties: Warren, Washington Length: 9 miles Trail end points: Feeder Dam Richardson St. (Glens Falls) and Factory St. at Wing St. (Ft. Edward) Trail surfaces: Crushed Stone Trail category: Canal ID: 6016605 Activities: Bike Fishing Wheelchair Accessible Mountain Biking Walking Cross Country Skiing

Gipfel des Prospect Mountain

Get to know this 2.8-mile out-and-back trail near Lake George, New York. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 25 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, snowshoeing, and walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are April through October.

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Gipfel des Prospect Mountain

Prospect Mountain Highway

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Get to know this 2.8-mile out-and-back trail near Lake George, New York. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 25 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, snowshoeing, and walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are April through October.

Buck Mountain Trailhead

Head out on this 7.0-mile out-and-back trail near Kattskill Bay, New York. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 4 h 6 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, snowshoeing, and trail running, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are March through November. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

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Buck Mountain Trailhead

1750 Pilot Knob Rd

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Head out on this 7.0-mile out-and-back trail near Kattskill Bay, New York. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 4 h 6 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, snowshoeing, and trail running, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are March through November. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

Lake Bomoseen

Welcome to Bomoseen State Park. The 3,576-acre park is located in the Taconic Mountains on the shores of Lake Bomoseen, the largest lake entirely within Vermont’s borders. The Taconics are the slate-producing region of Vermont, and the area's history parallels the rise and fall of Vermont's slate industry. The park contains several quarry holes and their adjacent colorful slate rubble piles as reminders of this period. These quarries provided slate for the West Castleton Railroad and Slate Company, a complex of 60 to 70 buildings that stood between Glen Lake and Lake Bomoseen. Several slate buildings and foundations remain in the park. A self-guided Slate History Trail leads hikers through remnants of this bygone era.

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Lake Bomoseen

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Welcome to Bomoseen State Park. The 3,576-acre park is located in the Taconic Mountains on the shores of Lake Bomoseen, the largest lake entirely within Vermont’s borders. The Taconics are the slate-producing region of Vermont, and the area's history parallels the rise and fall of Vermont's slate industry. The park contains several quarry holes and their adjacent colorful slate rubble piles as reminders of this period. These quarries provided slate for the West Castleton Railroad and Slate Company, a complex of 60 to 70 buildings that stood between Glen Lake and Lake Bomoseen. Several slate buildings and foundations remain in the park. A self-guided Slate History Trail leads hikers through remnants of this bygone era.

Killington Ski Area

Killington ski resort is the perfect Vermont getaway to ski, snowboard, mountain bike, golf, and much more. Visit Killington Mountain today!

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Killington Ski Area

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Killington ski resort is the perfect Vermont getaway to ski, snowboard, mountain bike, golf, and much more. Visit Killington Mountain today!

Mount Mansfield

Mount Mansfield Loop Trail is a 7.3 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Underhill, Vermont that features beautiful wild flowers and is only recommended for very experienced adventurers. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

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Mount Mansfield

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Mount Mansfield Loop Trail is a 7.3 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Underhill, Vermont that features beautiful wild flowers and is only recommended for very experienced adventurers. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

Pico Peak

Just missing out by 43 feet on being one of Vermont's coveted 4000ers, Pico Peak is the 6th highest peak in the state. With 591 feet of prominence, it also is the northernmost summit of Central Vermont's Coolidge Range of the Green Mountains (being part of the larger Appalachian Mountains). It's also number 71 on the list of New England's hundred highest. It's nearest neighbor is the well-known Killington Peak, being connected by a common north-south ridge and only 2.53 miles between. The belief is that it was named either after the native Abenaki tribe's word for "the pass", or, "opening" (seeing that there is Sherburne Pass on it's northern flanks) or for the Spanish word for peak. If it is the latter, the pronunciation has been changed to sound like Pie-ko by locals.

Pico Peak

Just missing out by 43 feet on being one of Vermont's coveted 4000ers, Pico Peak is the 6th highest peak in the state. With 591 feet of prominence, it also is the northernmost summit of Central Vermont's Coolidge Range of the Green Mountains (being part of the larger Appalachian Mountains). It's also number 71 on the list of New England's hundred highest. It's nearest neighbor is the well-known Killington Peak, being connected by a common north-south ridge and only 2.53 miles between. The belief is that it was named either after the native Abenaki tribe's word for "the pass", or, "opening" (seeing that there is Sherburne Pass on it's northern flanks) or for the Spanish word for peak. If it is the latter, the pronunciation has been changed to sound like Pie-ko by locals.

Stratton Mountain

Stratton Mountain, home of the great snow guarantee and a top Vermont ski and snowboard resort, offers 99 trails, 160+ acres of glades, 670+ acres of terrain, top-ranked terrain parks, the fastest fleet of lifts in the East, convenient lodging, slopeside Village, Training & Fitness Center, Spa and a full slate of winter and summer events and activities. Stratton has been recognized with eight National Ski Areas Association Safety Awards including 2019, for comprehensive programs and innovative initiatives including the terrain park Safety Education Session. Southern Vermont's tallest peak has something for every visitor - skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers, mountain bikers, golfers, and shoppers can all enjoy a scenic Vermont vacation centered around 2003ft of mountain vertical, luxurious lodging, shopping, dining and après like none other.

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Stratton Mountain

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Stratton Mountain, home of the great snow guarantee and a top Vermont ski and snowboard resort, offers 99 trails, 160+ acres of glades, 670+ acres of terrain, top-ranked terrain parks, the fastest fleet of lifts in the East, convenient lodging, slopeside Village, Training & Fitness Center, Spa and a full slate of winter and summer events and activities. Stratton has been recognized with eight National Ski Areas Association Safety Awards including 2019, for comprehensive programs and innovative initiatives including the terrain park Safety Education Session. Southern Vermont's tallest peak has something for every visitor - skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers, mountain bikers, golfers, and shoppers can all enjoy a scenic Vermont vacation centered around 2003ft of mountain vertical, luxurious lodging, shopping, dining and après like none other.

Manchester Designer Outlets

There are outlet shopping and boutiques.

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Manchester Designer Outlets

65 Depot St

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There are outlet shopping and boutiques.

Endless Brook Trailhead

Endless Brook Adventure Loop is a 11 mile popular intermediate route located near Poultney Vermont. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 8 trails. This route climbs 2,001 ft with a max elevation of 1,411 ft then descends -1,998 ft.

Endless Brook Trailhead

Endless Brook Adventure Loop is a 11 mile popular intermediate route located near Poultney Vermont. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 8 trails. This route climbs 2,001 ft with a max elevation of 1,411 ft then descends -1,998 ft.

Lake Champlain Visitors Center

The Lake Champlain Visitors Center is located in the historic NHR toll collector's house at the foot of the Lake Champlain Bridge. Friendly staff are prepared to help you find your way throughout the region and introduce you to the many sites, attractions and recreational opportunities. Open 7 days a week Memorial Day to Columbus Day. The center houses the 1929 Lake Champlain Bridge Commemorative Exhibit and serves as a NPS Passport Program official stamp cancellation station for the Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership. Operated by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism since 1992.

Lake Champlain Visitors Center

814 Bridge Road

The Lake Champlain Visitors Center is located in the historic NHR toll collector's house at the foot of the Lake Champlain Bridge. Friendly staff are prepared to help you find your way throughout the region and introduce you to the many sites, attractions and recreational opportunities. Open 7 days a week Memorial Day to Columbus Day. The center houses the 1929 Lake Champlain Bridge Commemorative Exhibit and serves as a NPS Passport Program official stamp cancellation station for the Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership. Operated by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism since 1992.

Willard Mountain

Welcome to New York's Coolest Little Ski Area, Willard Mountain! You may ask what makes us "New York's Coolest Little Ski Area"? The reason, we believe, is simple. You see, there is a magical place in the hills of southern Washington County where it's still about the people. Located only 30 minutes from most of the Capital Region, we are a place where everyone still knows your name, and you and your kids are treated like part of our family. Willard Mountain has become known as a place where everyone can learn to ski or snowboard in a relaxed family environment, or simply enjoy cruising down the trails on our varied terrain. Best of all, the services and activities at Willard surround the same base area. Willard Mountain is a ski area where you can come for a few hours on a weeknight and get that big mountain feel with our advanced terrain, all in a price that's affordable. Maybe it's snow tubing that your family enjoys? We have that too, in a park that limits ticket sales so you get more tubing and less time in line! A day or evening on the slopes is not the extreme events you see on TV or the computer. It's a day of fun, laughter, and time together. Most importantly at a price that is affordable. You see it's true that there are still magical places like Willard Mountain where the entire staff is there for the true love of what they do, from the employees helping you park your car or putting you on a lift, to 5 snowmakers who control every crystal of snow that comes out of the gun. Willard is a place where the owners and managers would love to sit down with you and have a cup of coffee and hear how we can serve you better. It is a fun, safe, family friendly place that for the cost of an away weekend of skiing can get you a Willard season pass for your family! These are all the reasons why we believe we are "New York's Coolest Little Ski Area." We will exceed your expectations in every way because we will not allow it to be any other way. We guarantee that! Sincerely, Chic and Kris Wilson - Owners Keith Mann - Operations Manager Jason Baker - Mountain Manager

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Willard Mountain

77 The Intervale Rd

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Welcome to New York's Coolest Little Ski Area, Willard Mountain! You may ask what makes us "New York's Coolest Little Ski Area"? The reason, we believe, is simple. You see, there is a magical place in the hills of southern Washington County where it's still about the people. Located only 30 minutes from most of the Capital Region, we are a place where everyone still knows your name, and you and your kids are treated like part of our family. Willard Mountain has become known as a place where everyone can learn to ski or snowboard in a relaxed family environment, or simply enjoy cruising down the trails on our varied terrain. Best of all, the services and activities at Willard surround the same base area. Willard Mountain is a ski area where you can come for a few hours on a weeknight and get that big mountain feel with our advanced terrain, all in a price that's affordable. Maybe it's snow tubing that your family enjoys? We have that too, in a park that limits ticket sales so you get more tubing and less time in line! A day or evening on the slopes is not the extreme events you see on TV or the computer. It's a day of fun, laughter, and time together. Most importantly at a price that is affordable. You see it's true that there are still magical places like Willard Mountain where the entire staff is there for the true love of what they do, from the employees helping you park your car or putting you on a lift, to 5 snowmakers who control every crystal of snow that comes out of the gun. Willard is a place where the owners and managers would love to sit down with you and have a cup of coffee and hear how we can serve you better. It is a fun, safe, family friendly place that for the cost of an away weekend of skiing can get you a Willard season pass for your family! These are all the reasons why we believe we are "New York's Coolest Little Ski Area." We will exceed your expectations in every way because we will not allow it to be any other way. We guarantee that! Sincerely, Chic and Kris Wilson - Owners Keith Mann - Operations Manager Jason Baker - Mountain Manager

Fair Haven

Looking for the best hiking trails in Fair Haven? Whether you're getting ready to hike, bike, trail run, or explore other outdoor activities, AllTrails has 3 scenic trails in the Fair Haven area. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Check out some trails with historic sights or adventure through the nature areas surrounding Fair Haven that are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts at any skill level.

Fair Haven

Looking for the best hiking trails in Fair Haven? Whether you're getting ready to hike, bike, trail run, or explore other outdoor activities, AllTrails has 3 scenic trails in the Fair Haven area. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Check out some trails with historic sights or adventure through the nature areas surrounding Fair Haven that are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts at any skill level.

West Mountain Ski Resort

West Mountain is a ski area located in Queensbury, New York,[2] just outside the Adirondack Park[3] on West Mountain Road (CR58). In the summer and fall, West Mountain offers Aerial Tree Top Adventure Tours, Mountain Biking (downhill and cross-country), scenic chairlift rides and hikes, full-service dining (limited hours) with dinner and date night packages and available for wedding and special event bookings. In the winter, West Mountain contains 30 ski trails[1] ranging in difficulty from easy green trails to more advanced black diamond trails and some glades. There is also a tubing park near the Main Lodge, containing six 700-foot chutes and four 1000-foot chutes. West Mountain has 100% snowmaking and has replaced all its old chairlifts with newer quad and triple chairlifts. The main lodge contains a cafe on the first floor and a full-service restaurant and bar on the second floor called the "West Mountain Bar & Eatery". West Mountain and the surrounding area is located within the Adirondack Mountains.

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West Mountain Ski Resort

59 West Mountain Road

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West Mountain is a ski area located in Queensbury, New York,[2] just outside the Adirondack Park[3] on West Mountain Road (CR58). In the summer and fall, West Mountain offers Aerial Tree Top Adventure Tours, Mountain Biking (downhill and cross-country), scenic chairlift rides and hikes, full-service dining (limited hours) with dinner and date night packages and available for wedding and special event bookings. In the winter, West Mountain contains 30 ski trails[1] ranging in difficulty from easy green trails to more advanced black diamond trails and some glades. There is also a tubing park near the Main Lodge, containing six 700-foot chutes and four 1000-foot chutes. West Mountain has 100% snowmaking and has replaced all its old chairlifts with newer quad and triple chairlifts. The main lodge contains a cafe on the first floor and a full-service restaurant and bar on the second floor called the "West Mountain Bar & Eatery". West Mountain and the surrounding area is located within the Adirondack Mountains.

The Outlets at Lake George

This collection of stores offers many choices. Whether you are looking for hiking gear or you want gourmet kitchen supplies - this is the outlet experience for you!

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The Outlets at Lake George

1424 U.S. 9

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This collection of stores offers many choices. Whether you are looking for hiking gear or you want gourmet kitchen supplies - this is the outlet experience for you!

Michele's Guidebook

City/town information

Granville

Food scene

The Barn Restaurant and Tavern

Taps Tavern

Battle Hill Brewing Company

Lake Bomoseen Lodge

Slate Town Brewing Company

Long Trail Brewing Company

Rutland Farmers Market

Equinox Mountain

Dorset Farmers Market

Brookside Pub

Wooden Soldier

Big Apple Diner

Scotch Hill Brewery

Price Chopper

Johnson's Cabin Grill

Sightseeing

Fort Ticonderoga

Mount Independence

Lake George Bar Crawl

Große Flucht & Hurrikan-Hafen

Johnson and Son Bikeworks

Bromley Berg

Mount Marcy

Zim Smith Trail Head

Champlain Canalway Trail

Gipfel des Prospect Mountain

Buck Mountain Trailhead

Lake Bomoseen

Killington Ski Area

Mount Mansfield

Pico Peak

Stratton Mountain

Manchester Designer Outlets

Endless Brook Trailhead

Lake Champlain Visitors Center

Willard Mountain

Fair Haven

West Mountain Ski Resort

The Outlets at Lake George

Horse Back Riding and Rodeo

Pond Hill Ranch