Nestled in the spectacular Adirondack mountains, Lake Placid blends a rich Olympic history, a quaint village perfect for both relaxation and renewal, and outstanding natural resources where superb golf, fishing, hiking and skiing await. The canoeing/kayaking is memorable, with the many rivers, lakes and ponds including the St. Regis Canoe Area, and cultural events are centered at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts.

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Surrounded by two of the East’s most stunning mountain ranges, Lake Champlain comprises all of Essex County’s eastern border. And in addition to the beautiful coastline, there’s a wealth of historic sites, nationally-known fishing opportunities, cozy lakeside villages and shops, great golf, biking, hiking, snowmobiling and birdwatching

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With friendly, charming Schroon Lake
as its centerpiece, the region also offers some of the most remote spots in the Adirondacks, such as the Pharaoh Lakes and Santanoni areas. Fishing is exceptional, hunting is great, canoeing/kayaking plentiful, along with the many hiking opportunities, cultural activities and places to sit back, relax and soak in all the Adirondacks’ splendor.

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The Whiteface Region is home to a
pair of landmarks of equal fame:
Whiteface Mountain, the East’s No. 1 ski resort, and the legendary
West Branch of the Ausable River, where flyfishermen make annual pilgrimages. Throw in natural wonders like High Falls Gorge, an attraction like Santa’s Workshop, and a summer filled with cultural events and entertainment, and great outdoor sports like hiking and biking, and the Whiteface Region is a mandatory stop when you visit Essex County.

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Find lodging anywhere in the Forever Adirondack region.

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The latest information on upcoming events throughout the region.

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Calendar of Events.

To help you plan your trip, we've divided the Adirondacks into four regions, each with a different view of the Park. We encourage you to explore them all.

Click here for a map of the Regions and the Towns Included..