Welcome to our Adirondack Concierge, a one-stop resource to help you plan your visit to Lake George! When you stay at Fort William Henry Hotel & Conference Center, you’ll be close to all the action, no matter what time of year you decide to visit. Use the features below to learn more about nearby activities and attractions, plus Lake George vacation tips to make your stay as action-packed and stress-free as possible.
“Mud season” is the in-between season when the high country trails are covered in snow, and many of the lowland trails are muddy with melting snow. It’s not quite time for summer sports yet, and skiing isn’t the best either. But that doesn’t mean it’s not a great time to explore the outdoors in Lake […]
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As winter begins to fade and the first signs of spring ease their way into the Lake George and Adirondack Region, expert sugarmakers retrieve their sugar taps from thousands of maple trees, signaling the start of our beloved maple syrup season. Being the number two producer of maple syrup in the United States (next to […]
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Lake George regional drinks just taste better when you enjoy them straight from the source. And with a variety of independent breweries, handcrafted spirits and beautiful wineries, we invite you to drink in the local flavor in whatever form of libation you prefer. Explore Lake George region breweries, distilleries and wineries below. Go ahead, start […]
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New York State’s official fruit is the apple, and there are more than 40 different varieties grown in the State. With fall foliage season underway, join us for two nights of accommodations and a delicious buffet breakfast in our famous White Lion Inn dining room, which served as the original ballroom of this historic hotel. While enjoying […]
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Winter activities abound in the Lake George region. After a restful night at The Fort William Henry Hotel, start your morning with a big breakfast at The White Lion Restaurant. The omelets are famous and the cinnamon swirl french toast or Adirondack oatmeal will give you a satisfying start for the day ahead. If you’re […]
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Adventure Begins Lake George is sure to have the snowmobile experience of your dreams, whether you prefer groomed trails or deep snow and backcountry adventure since we have the best of both worlds. Snowmobiling is an exhilarating sport, and the Lake George area offers some of the country’s best. With deep snow annually, the season […]
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Winter recreation in the Lake George Area is always a fun and relaxing endeavor. The temperatures may have dropped outdoors, but the winter activities have heated up. The region offers miles of opportunities for cross country skiing and snowshoeing. There are so many excellent options, including trails through the woods, open fields, around lakes and […]
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Ticket sales for ski areas are limited to ensure guest safety. Please check the mountain websites for updates. It’s advised that you reserve your lift tickets in advance or check with the mountain directly for their ticket purchasing policy. The Lake George Area is a Wonderland for Skiers and Snowboarders With another Adirondack winter […]
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Winter in the Adirondacks is a beautiful time of year. In the winter of 1961 the first Lake George Winter Carnival was held. Unfortunately, the 2021 Winter Carnival has been canceled due to the Regulations Surrounding the Covid-19 Pandemic. We eagerly look forward to the 2022 Winter Carnival and the celebration of the 60th Carnival. […]
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The Fort William Henry Museum and Restoration and the French and Indian War Society are sponsoring a reenactment this weekend. Reenactors from throughout the Northeast region will be coming to the Lake George to take part in the activities. Most of the events are free and open to the public. The exception is the 18th […]
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