Adirondack Events, Festivals and Other Things to Do
Our hand-picked recommendations for great ways to spend your weekend.
The Eclipse is behind us, and mud season has begun, but there are plenty of things to do in the Adirondacks this weekend, both indoors and outdoors.
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There’s a lot to see and do this weekend in the Adirondacks. See our top recommendations.
A tradition of boating craftsmanship and endurance in the Adirondack Tri-Lakes and High Peaks.
Enjoy over 120 of New York's best wineries, craft beverage makers, artisan food producers, food trucks, crafters, and more.
Famers’ Markets are back. With over 60 markets in the Adirondacks, one is undoubtedly in your neck of the woods. Find out what makes our markets special.
The home and final resting place of the famous anti-slavery crusader is near Lake Placid.
The Lake Geoge Trolley promotes sustainable tourism and supports the economy by ensuring visitors and workers can move quickly and efficiently throughout the Southern Adirondacks.
Celebrating 100 years of adventure along 138 miles through the heart of the Adirondacks from Northville to Lake Placid.
Step into a Norman Rockwell painting at one of our favorite lunch spots in the Adirondacks, including a lovely clothing and gift shop.
On June 1, take the #NationalTrailsDay Pledge, participate in a local event, or create your own.
Timberlock is a rustic-style resort (but never uncomfortable) that enables guests to connect to the magnificent lakeside setting and focus on time with family and friends.
Leaf peeping isn’t just for the fall; it takes on a new meaning in upstate New York’s Adirondack Park in the spring.
Leading science institute partners with NYS DEC to create a cutting-edge environmental research facility in the Adirondacks.
Observing a solar eclipse without adequate eye protection can cause serious and irreversible damage to your vision.