Jay, NY
Jay NY is right in the heart of the Adirondacks. Don't believe it? The fact that Jay is less than an hour from Lake Placid, Whiteface Mountain, Lake Champlain, Plattsburgh, Saranac Lake, and Fort Ticonderoga certainly backs that up. It's location and wonderful scenic lodging facilities make Jay an ideal place to call 'Home' on your next vacation to the Adirondacks.
While visiting Jay, make sure you stop by what is known as 'The Covered Bridge.' It's the only publicly owned one in the Adirondack region. 'The Covered Bridge' is only part of the culture and history that Jay is known for. There are plenty of attractions to see on your trip, as well as a number of craft shops to stop into and bring home a souvenir.
If you are coming through Jay during the summer months, schedule a Saturday night in town. They host a great free Summer concert series for some terrific music, refreshments and mingling.
Want to learn more? Find local information about Jay including emergency contacts and find schools in Jay NY
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Located in Jay, New York just 10 minutes from Whiteface mountain. The Book & Blanket bed and breakfast is an ideal location with a large porch with swing, and reasonable rates, this inn is ideal for the weary traveler to the Lake Placid Region.
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Your Fourpeaks host welcomes paying guests to a 700-acre wilderness rest and play-ground for private getaway/vacations in the Adirondack Great Camp tradition.
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Scenic and peaceful spot to build your dream home on the Au Sable River in Jay, NY. Pristine views of river and mountains protected by the Adirondack Park Association - only 20 minute drive to Lake Placid!
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Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall - Hiking is a year round activity! Check out the hiking guide for Trail Info!
Acclaimed photographer and author Carl Heilman II explores the Adirondacks.
