SPAC - Saratoga Performing Arts Center
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SPAC - Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Saratoga Performing Arts Center, or SPAC, is a summer concert venue located just south of downtown Saratoga Springs. SPAC is the premiere venue in the area for everything from concerts to ballet and symphony, including summer movie nights with the soundtrack played by the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Common Roots Brewing Company
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Common Roots Brewing Company

Common Roots Brewing is one of the premier brewing destinations in the region. They boast a brand new taproom with indoor and outdoor seating - and the patio is immaculate with lots of space, several outdoor fire pits, cornhole, and other activities. They even offer on-site EV charging, live music several nights per week, and an incredible beer selection.

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Saratoga National Historical Park
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Saratoga National Historical Park

Saratoga National Historical Park is a part of the National Park’s system and is a gem for recreation, history, and sightseeing. Located just east of Saratoga Lake in the town of Stillwater, the park has beautiful facilities which include a museum with artifacts and exhibits about the first major victory for the colonies during the Revolutionary War.

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Gore Mountain Ski Resort
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Gore Mountain Ski Resort

Gore Mountain is New York’s largest full-service ski resort area including 4 peaks and 109 trails, with an elevation of 2,537 feet at its peak.

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Maple Valley Farm Tour
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Maple Valley Farm Tour

Maple Valley Farm is a family farm that has been owned and operated by the same family for 6 generations.

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Hadley Mountain Fire Trail
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Hadley Mountain Fire Trail

Hadley Mountain Fire Trail is a 3.6 round trip hike located just outside of Hadley, NY. After an ascent of 1525 feet to the summit, one can expect to see views of the Adirondacks High Peaks to the North, as far as Lake Champlain and Vermont to the east, the Catskills to the south, and Spruce Mountain to the west.

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