A 6,100,000-acre playground — just waiting for you!

Explore the Adirondacks — from the top of New York's 46 highest peaks, to the shore of Lake Champlain and the hundreds of miles of wilderness in between. Discover remote hiking trails, old growth forests, endless lakes and serene waterways all within reach and waiting for you to explore them.

Stay in the High Peaks Region and visit the historic Adirondack vacation destinations of Lake Placid, Keene and Saranac Lake — the region features a variety of events and festivals, entertainment, and abundant outdoor activities.

Go fly fishing in the Ausable River in the Whiteface Region where you'll also discover Wilmington - "the Biking Capital of the Adirondacks," tour New York's Adirondack Coast of Lake Champlain where American Revolution battles were waged, or visit the Schroon Lake Region's thriving arts community set between two wilderness tracts.

Stay Where You Play!

Wherever your travels take you during your vacation, after a day of exploration and Adirondack adventures, return to the alpine village and relax at one of the many Lake Placid restaurants. Enjoy waterfront decks, mountain views, and unique menus, some of which feature locally produced foods and seasonal favorites!

Book a reservation today and choose from an array of lodging including: waterfront accommodations, bed & breakfasts, inns, campgrounds, private rentals and resorts. Start exploring and invent your perfect day in Lake Placid!

Visit to see why Lake Placid is the perfect village
Visit to see why Lake Placid is the perfect village

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So much to see and do!
We know how to do the outdoors
We know how to do the outdoors

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Swim at a lakeside beach right downtown!
Calling all thrill seekers
Calling all thrill seekers

Open only in the winter, this 30-foot high structure sends toboggans down an ice-covered chute onto frozen Mirror Lake. Depending on weather conditions, toboggans can travel more than 1,000 feet once they reach the frozen lake surface. To ensure the safety of riders, only one sled is sent down at a time.

Ride on