Gore Mountain & Schroon Lake Region in the Adiorndack Park
Charming towns and villages offer four seasons of adventure, entertainment, and diversions.
Gore Mountain & Schroon Lake region straddles the southern and eastern parts of the Adirondack Park. The area offers explorers a diverse array of activities and attractions.
Travelers can find experiences and activities year-round in this easily accessible collection of towns and villages in the ADK, including:
Adirondack
Brant Lake
Chestertown
Johnsburg
North Creek
Olmstedville
Stony Creek
Thurman
North River
In the spring, summer and fall, visitors can enjoy a variety of pursuits, including hiking, mountain biking, fishing, white water rafting, camping, backpacking, and tubing. The excitement continues into the winter with miles of Nordic ski trails, snowshoeing, skating and over 100 Alpine skiing trails.
Vacationers have a broad spectrum of delightful accommodations, from cozy B&Bs to Glamping to Family Resorts. The area also boasts numerous artisanal food and dining establishments.
The Gore Mountain & Schroon Lake Area is an excellent introduction to the best the Adirondack Mountains offer.
Our hand-picked recommendations on where to stay, eat, shop and things to do in the Gore Mountain & Schroon Lake Region of the Adirondacks.
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