The Adirondack Gilded Age Tour is close to major metropolitan centers like New York, Boston, Montreal and Ottawa and within two hours of important New York destinations such as Lake Placid, Lake George, Saratoga Springs, the Albany Capital District, Utica and Syracuse. Unlike when those 19th century pioneers who had to blaze their own trail through the wilderness, there are now travel and tourism professionals prepared to organize your Adirondack visit so all you have to do is relax and enjoy.
Hub & Spoke From These Gateway Cities and Top Tourist Attractions:
Lake Placid: Olympic Sites, Boat Cruise, John Brown's Farm & Freedom Trail, Gondola Ride, Whiteface Mountain
Utica/Rome: Turning Stone Casino, Saranac Brewery, Beck's Grove Dinner Theater, Adirondack Railroad, Cooperstown
Lake George/Glens Falls: Balloon Festival, Boat Cruises, Hyde Collection, Dude Ranches, French & Indian War history, Prospect Mt, Garnet Mine Treasure Hunt, Upper Hudson River Railroad scenic ride
Lake Champlain/Plattsburgh: Revolutionary War & War of 1812 history, gateway to Montreal, Lake Champlain ferry to Burlington, Lippizan Horse Show, Vermont-New York package, train ride along Lake Champlain & Hudson River
Albany/Saratoga Springs: Horse Racing, Revolutionary War history, Mineral Spas, Aqua Ducks water & wheels guided tour, Hudson River, New York State Capitol tour
Hudson Valley: Revolutionary War, Wine tasting, Gilded Age mansions
1000 Islands: Boldt & Singer Castles, St. Lawrence Seaway, cruises, Sackets Harbor & War of 1812 sites, 2 Nation Vacation (US & Canada)
Finger Lakes: Wine, Women and Water!, wine tasting, National Women's Hall of Fame, Finger Lakes boat ride, Castles
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