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Connecting People to the Best of the Adirondack Park
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Your Guide to the Adirondacks
From skiing and artisanal cheeses to music festivals, farm-to-table dining, treehouse getaways, and wild forests, to locally made crafts and unique shopping experiences, we can help you find the best experiences for your visit to the Adirondack Mountains
Adirondack News & Updates
In this episode of the ADK Talks podcast, learn about opera legend Marcella Sembrich and her Adirondack summer home.
To experience the Adirondacks beyond the well-trodden trails and popular overlooks, you need a trusted guide.
In this episode of the ADK Talks podcast, we talk with a legit Adirondack Guide, Matt Burnett, whose work in the wild and in the studio captures both the wild beauty and the human stories of the region.
Iconic Adirondack Fire Towers light up the night in 2025 and remind us of their critical role in protecting the Adirondacks.
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Get outside without giving up creature comforts at Glampful in the southern Adirondacks.
Ausable Brewing Company is a testament to the harmonious blend of craft beer, community, and the natural beauty of the Adirondacks.
Looking for a creative, hands‑on and downright fun experience in the Adirondacks? Visit Adirondack Glassblowing and Studio.
Old Forge Hardware has earned a reputation as the quintessential general store of the Adirondacks.

There’s a lot to explore
There’s a lot to Discover in the Adirondack Park’s 6 Million Acres
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Lake George Area
Known as the Queen of American Lakes, the towns on and around Lake George have long been a coveted vacation destination for over 150 years.
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Tri-Lakes & High Peaks
Home to Lake Placid (site of two Winter Olympics), Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake and 42 of the 46 highest peaks in the ADK, including Whiteface Mountain, a top East Coast ski destination.
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Central Adirondacks
Home of the Great Camps, the homes of Gilded Age tycoons, visit this historic region for its rich history, beautiful lakes, and lovely trails.
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Gore Mountain and Schroon Lake Area
Straddling the southern and easter regions of the ADK, visitors can enjoy a plethora of adventures year-round in its towns and villages.
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Lake Champlain Region & the ADK Coast
Bordering 120-mile long Lake Champlain, this area is steeped in history, offers amazing natural wonders and has a rich agricultural heritage.
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Southern Foothills
Many visitors pass through the tonwn of the ADK foothills on their journey into the Park. This area is also rich in natural beauty, fun adventures and historic can cultural sites.
Where Do You Want to Go?
Use our interactive map to pinpoint the best places to eat, shop, and stay and fun things to do in the Adirondack Park. Zoom in to a specific location or expand your view to get the bigger picture.


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