Adirondack Park Guide

Things to do, facts to know, places to park, areas to see and more about Adirondack Park.

Highlighted overnight parking rentals around Adirondack Park

land

Base retreat @ Mt. Equinox within Green Mountains

$25.00/night

driveway

Location, downtown, SPAC, walking, golf.

$150.00/night

driveway

Quiet, residential parking in Saratoga, NY

$150.00/night

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Things to do around Adirondack Park

Take a walk around Mirror Lake and enjoy the many ice skaters, hockey players, dog sledding, and the beautiful mountain surroundings.
Watch daring athletes soar from the Olympic Ski Jump Complex in Lake Placid, a legacy site from the 1980 Winter Games.
Enjoy panoramic views on a scenic hike up Bald Mountain near Old Forge, known for its restored fire tower and family-friendly trail.
Explore The Wild Center in Tupper Lake, a 115-acre interactive museum featuring elevated forest trails, river exhibits, and live wildlife displays.
Visit the North Creek Mosaic Project to admire vibrant community-created mosaic art celebrating Adirondack culture and nature.

Fun Facts

Adirondack Park is the largest publicly protected park in the continental United States, covering roughly six million acres of forest, lakes, and mountains.
Over seven million visitors explore the Adirondack Park each year for its lakes, trails, and historic villages.
Fifty-seven fire towers once stood throughout the Adirondack Park to detect wildfires, many of which are now restored as hiking destinations.
The Adirondacks are home to about 30,000 miles of rivers and streams and more than 2,800 lakes and ponds, offering endless paddling routes.

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