Fort Ticonderoga: Experience the Revolution’s first victory with Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys through interactive exhibits and stunning views. 

Crown Point State Historic Site: Step back in time and explore the ruins of French and British forts, battle sites, and take in incredible views of Lake Champlain. 

Adirondack History Museum: Dive into the region’s rich past with the "History of the Adirondacks" exhibit. 

Ausable Chasm: Uncover the hidden history of this stunning natural wonder, featuring towering cliffs, waterfalls, and scenic trails. 

Westport Main St: Explore the charming 1765 town that supplied wood to Benedict Arnold’s troops and gave rise to the iconic "Westport Chair."

Big Hollow/Coot Hill Trailhead: Hike scenic trails with breathtaking views of Lake Champlain while uncovering the lake’s strategic role in the Revolutionary War, maintained by Champlain Area Trails. 

Essex Inn: Relish local flavors at this 200-year-old landmark, now serving dishes inspired by the region’s heritage. 

Gateway Park: Step into history at Essex County’s first settlement, circa 1765. 

Hancock House: Visit a replica of John Hancock’s uncle's Boston home, filled with historic  artifacts and exhibits. 

The Deer’s Head Inn: Enjoy a historic meal at the Adirondacks’ oldest tavern, serving local flavors in a cozy setting since 1808. 

Essex Main St: Discover how this 1765 settlement grew into an agricultural hub known for hay and apples by the 19th century. 

Town of Moriah Iron Center: Learn how Port Henry’s iron ore helped shape American history. 

War Cannon Spirits: Sip whiskey at a local distillery, where history and spirits come together.

Whallonsburg Grange Hall and Whitcombs: Picnic by the Boquet River, enjoy scenic views, and reflect on the waterway’s role in General Burgoyne’s 1777 march.