Best Things to Do in the Adirondacks This Weekend
Each week we bring you our recommendations for events and places to go in the Adirondack Park.
East Branch of the Sacandaga River during ice out in early spring.
It’s March Madness in the Adirondacks. No, we’re not talking about the NCAA basketball tournament; we’re referring to the time of year when things are muddy and gray with a damp chill in the air. Everyone gets a little cranky, and cabin fever starts to spread.
Luckily, there is no shortage of great stuff to do to get out of the house and shake off the winter blues. In fact, we are amazed at the numerous events and activities happening right now in the traditional “off-season.”
Here are some of our recommendations for this weekend. Be sure to check our events page for complete listings.
Recommendations for events this weekend in the Adirondacks.
Lake Placid will host the 2023/2024 North American Bobsled Cup at Lake Placid’s Mt. Hoevenberg.
Experience two days of demos, equipment previews, fireworks and freestyle stunt riding at the Adirondack’s premier snowmobile show in Old Forge.
Enjoy a family-friendly day of fun at Titus Mountain, which includes cardboard box sled races, pond skimming, penguin paddle, live music, pancake breakfast, fireworks and more.
It’s the first of three weekends celebrating the farms, maple syrup producers and artisans in scenic Thurman, NY.
Experience the drama of a colonial-era battle fought during the French and Indian War at the 1759 Battle on Snowshoes Reenactment at historic Fort Ticonderoga.
The popular and tasty event featuring local food and beverage establishments in the Central Adirondacks is back in 2024.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see soloist Rob Schwimmer perform on piano, theremin, and Haken Continuum in the Adirondacks.
It’s a St. Patrick’s Day preview with The McKrells, a 6-piece band that delivers a unique musical experience drawing on bluegrass, folk, and world music influences.
The ADKX presents a virtual event about the life of Seneca Ray Stoddard, the legendary Adirondack artist, author, photographer, explorer, inventor and environmentalist.
Join Champlain Area Trail’s Conservation Book Club for their March meet-up. They will discuss “North Woods” by Daniel Mason, a captivating novel about a solitary house in the New England woods.
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