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Guide to Adirondack Towns, Villages & Regions

The Adirondack Park spans over six million protected acres, home to over 100 welcoming communities, historic hamlets, and distinct vacation destinations. From high-peaks hiking adventures and quiet lakeside retreats to family-friendly mountain towns, each corner of the park offers a unique experience.

Use this guide to explore the regions of the Adirondacks and find the perfect basecamp for your next getaway or adventure.

streetview of Saranac Lake
Learn about the various communities in the Northern Adirondacks, from Saranac Lake to Plattsburgh.
Lake George shoreline photo
In the Southern Adirondacks, you'll find local towns and villages like Lake George, Bolton Landing, Chestertown, and more.
cannon at Fort Ticonderoga
Discover the Eastern Adirondacks and places like Schroon Lake, Brant Lake, Ticonderoga, and Newcomb.
Museum at Blue Mountain Lake
Plan a trip to the Western Adirondacks and visit Blue Mountain Lake, Old Forge, Potsdam, and other communities.
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view at Whiteface Mountain
The Lake Placid and Saranac Lake Region is a major destination in the Adirondacks.
Gore Mountain gondolas
If you love skiing and outdoor adventures, then the Gore Mountain Region is a must-visit in the Adirondack Park.
Adirondack Map with North, East, South, and West labels

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