Photo: Jessica Schwartzberg
New York’s largest state park seems to go on forever. But the south-central area—with its petite mountains and high-end camps—is easily explored in three days.
Read the articleDestinations: Raquette Lake · Chestertown · North Creek · Newcomb · Blue Mountain Lake
Themes: Adventure Vacations
Inspired by: America's Best Summer Getaways 2009
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You’ll find the right degree of rustic chic at this 17-room inn, nestled deep in Adirondack woods on the shores of the serene Friends Lake. Curl up
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Stay at this updated waterfront wilderness-style retreat.
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Perfect for a freshly made panino.
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The restaurant is known for its farm-to-table menu and 18,000-plus-bottle wine cellar.
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Have walking guide Ernie La Prairie take you out in his wooden rowboat for an island picnic. Last stop: the outfitter’s store, which stocks heavenl
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Embark on a Gilded Age expedition here for exhibitions of the region’s history: logging, boating, and handmade furniture. Pick up lunch at the muse
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The Vanderbilts’ fairy-tale lodge.
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Spend the the afternoon exploring this 1892 estate on Newcomb Lake that’s accessible by foot, bike, or horse-drawn wagon. You’ll see one of the Hig
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