Come enjoy a morning paddle on Lake Flower with Guide ADK, then coffee and a sweet treat from Origin Coffee Co.! We'll meet at the Lake Flower Boat Launch at 7:00 a.m. and paddle up into Oseetah Lake before returning to the same boat launch. There is a $25 fee, and canoe rentals are available for $50 with prior notice.
Every Wednesday and Saturday in the summer- 1pm
Join us for a guided walk along our beautiful Rich Lake Trail every Wednesday and Saturday at 1pm throughout the summer until August 16th. The Rich Lake trail is an easy 0.7-mile loop that winds through various habitats, including a raised boardwalk through a cedar swamp, and offers views of the Goodnow Fire Tower.
Located in Riverfront Park (next to the train station) in North Creek on the banks of the beautiful Hudson River. Every Thursday, 2-5:30PM from June 27 - September 19, rain or shine! There is a multitude of vendors selling local crafts, fresh veggies, meats, prepared foods, flowers, local PB&J, libations, weekly musicians and more. We are doggie friendly too!! Parking is easy and take time to wander the shops of North Creek.
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Make it a night to remember with Comedy Night at The Lodge! Kick things off with a delicious dinner before the show & get ready for big laughs at 8 PM as comedian Brandon Barrera takes the stage. Great food, great company, and a great show—it’s the perfect recipe for a fun night out!
Brandon has opened for national touring headliners such as Francis Ellis, Chris Distefano, and Josh Adam Meyers; he’s made appearances on Will Ferrell’s comedy network Funny or Die, comedian Kerryn Feehan’s podcast, “Only Feehans,” and even has co-hosted and produced a few podcasts of his own titled “Love Caddies” and “Welcome to This.” He recently wrote and performed a one-man storytelling show called, “Here Goes Nothing” that he ran for twenty-five consecutive days at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Special menu in The Brown Swan & a comedy show in featuring Brandon Barrera
Date: Wednesday, April 16th
Time: Comedy Show, 8pm
Location: Overlook Room in The Brown Swan
Americade is a unique, week-long motorcycle event in the US, featuring guided and unguided tours through the Adirondacks and Green Mountains, the most factory demos in the country, a large trade show, stunt shows, comedy shows, and more. It partners with Ride For Kids and Wounded Warrior Project, raising over $600,000 for various charities.
The Adirondacks boast winding roads with breathtaking views, including the famous Adirondack Scenic Byway, offering motorcyclists a ride through lush forests, serene lakes, and beneath expansive peaks. Meet fellow riders in charming towns — just a short, scenic ride from Lake George — that offer everything from welcoming taverns to cozy inns and amazing attractions. After a day on the road, kick back with great food, cold drinks, and stories from fellow motorcycle enthusiasts.
We have an amazing array of curated motorcycle excursions for you to enjoy while here! Check them out below!
Americade is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and positive community impact. Founded by Bill Dutcher, the event highlights the best of motorcycling and promotes a positive image of the sport. Since 1983, it has received acclaim from national and regional media and motorcycling communities.
Wednesday, January 1st, 9:00 am
Join us for the annual First Day Hike at Goodnow Mountain, January 1st at 9:00am – departure time 9:30pm. This 4-mile round-trip hike is considered moderately difficult in winter but is family and dog friendly - as long as they are on leashes (the dogs, not the family). It is strongly recommended that you have snowshoes or microspikes for this adventure, but if you don’t have them, we can provide some with ADVANCED notice. Preregistration is not required but very appreciated. Please email shample@esf.edu to preregister and/or to request snowshoes or microspikes. Remember, it will be winter, and it will be cold! Dress appropriately (no cotton!) for the weather! Register at https://forms.gle/3KJCmxUbqCosk5aF9, or email shample@esf.edu
Join us for a hands-on, four-part bushcraft workshop series where you'll learn essential wilderness survival skills! Each session focuses on a different element critical to thriving in the outdoors:
Saturday, January 25th - 11am – Fire – Learn fire-starting techniques using natural materials, from friction to flint, including how to start fires in inclement weather.
Saturday, February 22nd – 11am – Water - Learn how to filter and purify water for drinking and cooking, while also exploring various methods to cook in the wilderness using minimal gear and natural resources.
Saturday, March 22nd – 11am – Shelter – Explore shelter-building methods with natural resources to create secure, weatherproof structures that protect from the elements.
Saturday, April 26th – 9am – Land Navigation - Learn essential land navigation skills, including map reading, compass use, and route planning, to confidently explore the outdoors.
Perfect for beginners and seasoned adventurers alike, these workshops will equip you with vital bushcraft skills for your next wilderness experience!
Register for one or all four- limit of 15
To register use the link https://forms.gle/3KJCmxUbqCosk5aF9
Saturday, June 14th – Walk – 9am, Building - 11am, Film - 1pm
Join us at the Adirondack Interpretive Center for a day of exploration and hands-on activities in celebration of Aldo Leopold! Take a guided walk to discover the beauty of spring wildflowers, then put your skills to work by building your very own Leopold Bench—a perfect spot to sit and reflect on your newfound botanical knowledge. End the day with a screening of A Green Fire, a powerful documentary on Aldo Leopold’s life and lasting legacy. Come for one activity or stay for them all!
9 am – Wildflower Walk
11am – Leopold Bench Building Workshop
1pm – Green Fire Film
All materials and tools for bench building will be provided.
Leopold Benches: $40
To register email shample@esf.edu you use the link for easier registration: https://forms.gle/x9uhTFcTD4Q5RaCp8
Explore the walking trails around the AIC and learn about the connections between art and science while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Adirondacks. Nature journaling is a tool that combines recording observations - an essential part of all scientific fields - with creating fun and personalized artwork. It provides an opportunity to slow down, relax, and learn about the outdoors through a creative lens. All are welcome regardless of knowledge or skill level. This program will be guided by Artist in Residence Helena Williams, a wildlife illustrator and falconer from North Creek, New York.
Supplies needed include a journal/sketchbook/notebook and drawing/writing utensils. You may bring your own materials or for a small fee use those available at the AIC (limited supply). Registration requested but not required. To register email shample@esf.edu or use the link for easier registration: https://forms.gle/x9uhTFcTD4Q5RaCp8
Big Time Kitty will be performing live at Paradox Brewery this summer from 5-8pm. Big Time Kitty is a funky, two-man band based out of Upstate New York.
This Mother's Day, give Mom the gift of tranquility and connection with a peaceful horseback trail ride through the scenic Adirondack forest at Circle B Ranch at 50% off!
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