Find holiday dining specials and more springtime fun in the Park!
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Spring Adventures Start Now!
Whether you're planning a Mother's Day outing or whitewater expedition this spring, find what's going on in the Adirondacks below with holiday dining specials at restaurants, rafting outfitters that can get you out on the water, and a Camping Guide with everything from primitive camping to private campgrounds.
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Voting Closes Soon
Best Of 2022 voting closes on May 8, so make your voice heard now for your favorite Adirondack attractions, restaurants, and things to do.
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Mom Wants Great Food
Skip the stress of cooking breakfast in bed for Mom and take the whole family out for a Mother's Day meal this Sunday, May 8.
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It's Still Mud Season for Hikers
With the Muddy Trail Advisory still in effect, spring hikers in the Park should stick to trails at 2,500 feet elevation or lower. Late spring snowstorms mixed with warm weather spells means trail conditions are a mixed bag. Be prepared with waterproof boots and layered clothes.
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Camp Your Way in the Park
From RV camping to cabin camping to tent sites on private campgrounds or out in the backcountry, the Camping Guide to the Adirondacks can get you started.
Smell the s'mores >>
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It's Fresh Produce Time
Check out farmers markets throughout the Adirondacks and make a plan to stop by one close to where you'll be for some fresh veggies, fruits, baked goods, plants, and flowers.
Let's eat local >>
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SWEEPSTAKES - ENTER TO WIN!
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