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Days Inn And Suites Plattsburgh
8 Everleth Drive
Plattsburgh, NY 12901 US
Phone: 518-561-0403 Fax: 518-561-4192
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Ausable Chasm
"Grand Canyon Of The East"
PO Box 390
Ausable Chasm, New York
Phone: (518) 834-7454
Toll Free: 1-800-537-1211
Toll Free (Camping): 1-866-RV-CHASM (1-866-782-4276)
Fax: (518) 834-1104 (Summer)
Fax: (518) 834-9990 (Winter) |
Step back in time as you walk the nature trail through primeval Adirondack Forest. Stroll past Rainbow Falls, Elephant's Head, Column Rock, Hyde's Cave and the eerie quiet of Mystic Gorge. Descend hundreds of feet on natural stone walkways and gaze upon centuries of geologic history etched in stone. Board a raft and float the crystal waters of the Ausable Chasm River through a maze of breath taking rock formations sculpted across eons by the river's currents.
http://www.ausablechasm.com |
Spirit of Plattsburgh
"Lake Champlain Shoreline Cruises"
348 Flynn Avenue
Burlington, VT 05401
(802) 862-8300
Fax: (802) 860-2261 |
For a celebration like no other, book your next affair aboard the 500-passenger Spirit of Plattsburgh. A United States Coast Guard certified cruise ship, the Spirit of Plattsburgh is the ideal location for your next important event, and offers the perfect alternative to the usual banquet room, conference room, or restaurant. Your guests will revel in boatloads of fun aboard our elegant floating island. The Spirit of Plattsburgh is equipped with two private, enclosed, and heated decks, topped by a third open-air deck. Our food, beverage, and entertainment packages will make it easy to give your guests the unforgettable thrill of a Lake Champlain Cruise. The Spirit of Plattsburgh is conveniently located in downtown Plattsburgh, on Dock Street, with lighted parking adjacent to the loading area.
http://www.soea.com |
Great Camp Sagamore
"Vintage Vanderbilt Estate"
P.O. Box 40
Raquette Lake, NY 13436
Phone: (315) 354-5311
Fax: (315) 354-5851 |
Sagamore, a National Historic Landmark and Save America’s Treasures official project is a 27-building complex dating from 1897. Built by William West Durant, it was sold to Alfred G. Vanderbilt in 1901 as Durant was brought to his knees through a series of financial difficulties. Vanderbilt, the wealthiest young man in the American Gilded Age, was famous for his love of horses. He boarded the Lusitania in 1915 to attend a meeting of a racing society in England and died on May 4 when the ship was torpedoed. Vanderbilt’s widow Margaret, a famous hostess and head of the Red Cross in the Pacific in World War II, kept Sagamore as the family’s summer Adirondack retreat until 1954.
http://www.sagamore.org |
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The Adirondack Museum
"Smithsonian of the Adirondacks"
PO Box 99
Blue Mountain Lake, NY 12812
Phone: (518) 352-7311
Fax: (518) 352-7653 |
Six million acres of Adirondack Park surround this place and form the basis of the museum’s exhibits and programs telling the stories of how people have lived, worked, played and traveled in the Adirondack region since the early 1800s.
http://www.adirondackmuseum.org |
Fort Ticonderoga
"18th Century Comes To Life"
PO Box 390
Ticonderoga, NY 12883
(518) 585-2821 |
World-renowned museum and fort built 1755-1758. Site of major victories in Seven Years’ War and American Revolution. Restored King’s Garden, Garrison Garden, and Native American Garden. Fort overlooks Lake Champlain. Major living history reenactments in June, September, and October as well as other public events throughout the season. Fife & Drum Corps and artillery demos July & August. Museum shop, restaurant, and picnic grounds. Group rates available.
http://www.fort-ticonderoga.org |
Lake Champlain
(518) 561-2055
Main office in Vermont
(802) 864-9804. |
Lake Champlain Transportation has three ways to cross Lake Champlain. Year round 24 hour service from Plattsburgh N.Y. to Grand Isle Vermont. The scenic crossing Port Kent N.Y. to Burlington Vt. is open mid-May to mid-October. Essex N.Y. to Charlotte Vt. open year round ice conditions permitting. |
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