Adirondack Mountains
This range stands out as a distinctive landmark in the landscape with Mount Marcy being the highest mountain reaching a peak of 5,344 feet. This outdoor paradise with its expansive and pristine beauty inspires visitors to be one with nature.
Whiteface Mountain
Whiteface Mountain is a ski fanatic’s haven as it offers trails with the grandest vertical drops. It has staged Olympic events regularly with many national heroes treading the same path down the trails to ultimate glory.
Lake Placid Olympic Ski Jumping Complex
This complex consists of two unique ski jumping towers that are 300 and 400 feet in height. It was built for the 1980 Winter Olympic Games held in Lake Placid. Open throughout the year, it gives visitors a chance to witness the panoramic view from the jumper’s perspective before they take off.
Mirror Lake
Mirror Lake is a calm and serene lake bordering the town of Lake Placid. The name reflects the quiet ambience and the mirror-like reflection formed in the waters. Only paddle boats are allowed on the lake, and there is a 2.7 mile long trail lined with bricks for leisurely walks.
John Brown Farm State Historic Site
This historic landmark site is the resting place of legendary abolitionist John Brown who supported and fought hard for freedom from slavery in the 19th century. The farm is accessible to the public and has recently celebrated its 100th anniversary as a State Historic Site.