Adirondacks Region

Lake Placid Center for the Arts - The Lake Placid Center for the Arts is a theater, art gallery, and a 355-seat performing arts center.

Lake George Steamboat Cruises - The Lake George Steamboat Company offers a variety of Cruises on their 3 large cruise ships, The Minne-Ha-Ha, a authentic Paddlewheeler, The Mohican and the Lake's largest cruise ship, The Lac du Saint Sacrement. From 1 hour cruises to the only complete tour of historic and scenic Lake George, The Queen of American Lakes.

Ausable Chasm - Ausable Chasm offers a variety of geological wonders. Known as the East's only natural water park, activities include nature trails, scenic vistas, rafting on the Ausable River, camping, picnicking and lots more.

Adirondack Park Visitor Interpretive Centers - Open year-round, these facilities serve the 6 million-acre park as environmental education and traveler orientation centers. Indoor exhibits on natural history are complemented by regular showings of multi-image presentations on the park. Youngsters will find 'touch tables,' games and puzzles to spark their interest in the region's animals, insects and plants.

High Falls Gorge - In the shadow of Whiteface Mountain, you can take a nature walk to view the Ausable River as it spills over ancient granite cliffs. Sturdy bridges, walkways and groomed paths provide safe access to breathtaking views and photographic vantage points.

Enchanted Forest Water Safari - New York's largest water theme park featuring water slides, rides, kid rides, shops, amusement rides and entertainment for the entire family.

Skateland Entertainment Center - Located in Glenn Falls, Skateland Entertainment Center offers waterslides, roller skating, go-karts, laser tag and more.

Fort Ticonderoga - Fort Ticonderoga visitors enter the garrison grounds through iron gates, and drive through the Carillon Battlefield, the site of the greatest French victory of the Seven Years War as well as the subsequent battles during the French & Indian and American Revolutionary wars.

Upper Hudson River Railroad - Enjoy the breathtaking Adirondack scenery as this scenic train winds along the Hudson River to the picturesque train station at Riverside.

The Adirondack Museum - On thirty-two acres overlooking Blue Mountain Lake, the museum’s setting is inseparable from the natural beauty surrounding it. Its twenty-two indoor and outdoor exhibits tell of the people who have inhabited and visited this land of forests, lakes, and mountains since the early 1800s.

Glens Falls Civic Center - The Glens Falls Civic Center is the home of sports and entertainment for residents of the Southern Adirondack, Saratoga, and Capital District Regions of New York State, as well as eastern Vermont. This highly versatile multi-purpose complex includes an arena for sporting events, concerts, family activities, dance, theater, and trade shows.

Lake Placid Winter Olympic Museum - Explore the legacy of the 1932 and 1980 Lake Placid Winter Games in many great exhibits, which include video highlights, athletes' uniforms and equipment, and historical information about all of the area's Olympic sites.

Six Flags The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom - Great Escape offers over 125 rides, shows and attractions. Splashwater Kingdom is a great escape into an oasis of fun and thrills with an array of water activities for the whole family.

Waterslide World - With its wide variety of activities and highly trained staff, Water Slide World is a water park designed and operated for the family. Water Slide World is the #1 water park on the East Coast, with over 35 water slides, attractions and services.

Magic Forest - Magic Forest Park lies one mile south of Lake George Village and is the perfect destination for a family visiting the Adirondack Park. With 25 rides including the Safari Ride, three shows, live animals and theme trails, Magic Forest provides a whole day's entertainment.

Akwesasne Cultural Center - The Akwesasne Cultural Center has been a community effort of concerned Native American people to help themselves preserve their culture and fulfill the educational need of future generations. Exhibits portray the continuing cultural heritage of the Akwesasne Mohawk people. Includes clothing, tools, beadwork and a collection of Mohawk basketry.

The Hyde Collection Art Museum - The Hyde Collection Art Museum is the result of 50 years of avid and highly informed art collecting during the first half of the twentieth century by Louis and Charlotte Hyde. The museum features an extraordinary collection of European and American art, including works by Raphael, da Vinci, Rubens, Rembrandt, Renoir, and Picasso.

Chapman Historical Museum - Located near downtown Glens Falls, The Chapman Historical Museum presents the history of the Glens Falls-Queensbury community and its connection to the Adirondack region. By encouraging discovery, understanding, and appreciation of the region’s heritage, the museum provides perspective for the present and the future.

Adirondack Scenic Railroad - Experience the Adirondack wilderness, railroad adventure riding in vintage coaches or in the open fresh air cars through remote forests, past sparkling rivers, ponds and streams, into the magnificent beauty of the Adirondack Park.

Farmer's Boy Home (The Almanzo Wilder Farm) - Located on the Stacy Road in the town of Burke, the birthplace of the nine-year-old boy depicted in the classic story, Farmer Boy. Almanzo Wilder is the leading character in the true-life story that introduced generations of children all over the world to life in 1866 Burke and Malone.