Flaming Leaves Festival | Lake Placid | October 12-13
- Olympic Jumping Complex 5486 Cascade Road Lake Placid, NY, 12946 United States (map)
Lake Placid’s Flaming Leaves Festival 2024
Photo courtesy ORDA.
The Flaming Leaves Festival in Lake Placid returns from October 12-13, 2024, and we're excited for two days of world-class ski jumping right in our ADK backyard.
Experience a vibrant celebration of fall with local color, live music, crafts, food and beer vendors, and activities for the whole family, all alongside one of the premier ski jumping events of the season, the USA Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined National Championships.
You won't find a better fall celebration than this. Enjoy great tunes, watch elite ski jumpers soar overhead against the backdrop of the beautiful high peaks, and take in the excitement of the vendor booths. Flaming Leaves brings together live entertainment, thrilling competition, fantastic vendor booths, and family fun. Make sure not to miss out on this beloved festival in Lake Placid.
For more information, visit the Flaming Leaves Festival webpage.
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