Saranac Lake, NY
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Saranac Lake is much more than its world-famous Ice Castle (built of ice blocks for the town's annual Winter Festival). The area is loaded with hiking trails and canoe routes, with outfitters to help you along. You can spot the local wildlife on the Saranac River Cruise Line, downhill-ski at Mount Pisgah, and cross-country-ski at Dewey Mountain. Golfers and cyclists will also find plenty of enjoyment here.
Saranac Lake also has its quiet pleasures. Its palette of unique shops and restaurants is amazing. The Pendragon Theater offers live professional performances to delight all drama lovers. Literary types will want to peruse the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage. Train lovers can travel to Lake Placid from Union Station through spectacular mountains on the Adirondack Scenic Railroad. Riders of the Adirondack Carousel, instead of riding horses, will clamber atop some local Adirondack fauna: Mosquitoes, anyone?
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Check out the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival!
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Visit 7444 Gallery, a former industrial site, now houses a variety of local artists.
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Featuring original fine art by 14 regional member artists
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Bluseed Studios provides a project space where artists have the opportunity to experiment, diverge, exhibit and perform; to move ideas and aesthetics forward; and to share this diversity with the community.
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Summer Camp for Girl Scouts
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Georgeanne Gaffney Studio & Gallery hosts fine art designed by Gaffney herself.
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Established in the 1920's, this 9 hole golf course is fun and challenging at an affordable price. Tee Times accepted on weekends. Practice Range, Driving Range, Pro Shop, Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge.
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The Small Fortune Studio features Oil Painting of the Adirondacks by Tim Fortune.
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