Explore the Adirondacks

With over 6 million acres, the Adirondack Park is bigger than Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Glacier, and the Great Smoky Mountain national parks combined. There is no shortage of nature to explore. With our location near Saratoga Springs and Lake George there are lots of events, culture and food to enjoy as well. We have highlighted some of the seasonal events in the area and attractions to help you plan your adventure.

Recurring Seasonal Events in the Adirondacks

Area Attractions

Lake George in Upstate New York in the Adirondacks with surrounding green trees and hills in the background, with text overlay reading 'Lake George Area'.
Person hiking through a dense green forest with trees and foliage in the background
Close-up view of railroad tracks with wooden ties, gravel, and fallen autumn leaves, with overlaid text 'REVOLUTION RAIL BIKING'.
Gore Mountain is the largest ski resort in New York. And while it offers excellent skiing in the winter don't miss our on summer hiking and incredible fall views.
Enjoy the beauty of the Adirondacks by train just minutes from Camp Hudson Pines. From dinner and wine trains, to autumn leaves and Christmas trains there is beauty to behold in the Saratoga area all year round.
Two people in winter ski gear celebrating on a snowy mountain slope, with mountains and cloudy sky in the background with the text 'West Mountain' laid over the photo. Enjoy skiing at West Mountain in the winter and hiking in the summer, only 15 minu
The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls has world class art in Upstate New York. See art from all over the world here in the Adirondacks.
Horse race on a dirt track at Saratoga Race Track with jockeys riding horses and green trees in the background.
A kayak on calm river water surrounded by trees with the text 'Adirondack Adventure Center' overlaid.
A roller coaster with red and blue track, yellow safety restraints, and a ride camera setup, with green trees in the background.
Close-up of a microphone in front of an audience with overlaid text 'Saratoga Performing Arts Center.'
Group of people white water rafting on a river surrounded by rocks and green trees.