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New York's Lake George Region

The Lake George region is the crown jewel of the 6-million acre Adirondack Park. Referred to as the “Queen of American Lakes,” Lake George itself is a 32-mile water body decorated with approximately 180 islands and rolling mountains on either side. 

But the Lake George region is so much more than Lake George! 

Our region spans several welcoming communities from Glens Falls and Queensbury to the south all the way up to North Creek, plus many more lakes and rivers. 

With 200+ attractions and 7,000+ rooms, there is no shortage of things to do and places to stay all year. The region is a family-friendly destination with cruise ships, charters, boat rentals, amusement parks, zip lines, ski resorts, rich history and cultural attractions including several museums and historical trails, 200+ miles of trails for hiking and biking, and so much more. Lodging options range from luxury resorts and glamping to primitive camping


Posted: 9/9/2024

2024 Fall Foliage Report for the Lower Adirondack Region

Lower Adirondacks Fall Foliage Report: Lake George Area In the lower Adirondacks, near Lake George, the fall foliage season is just beginning to unfold. According to...

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Posted: 8/21/2024

Lake George Region Fall Dining Guide: Discover Local Flavors

Explore the diverse and delicious dining options the Lake George region has to offer this fall. Whether you’re in the mood for casual dining, a...

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Posted: 8/19/2024

Exciting Fall Events in the Lake George Region

As the cool autumn breeze settles in and the Adirondack mountains burst into brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow, the Lake George region transforms...

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