Step back in time with the Lake Champlain Revolutionary Quest, a journey through the historic sites of the Lake Champlain Region in the Adirondacks, where key moments of the American Revolution unfolded. This self-guided trail brings to life the events that shaped America’s fight for independence, with stops across scenic locations rich in history—from battle sites and forts to enduring landmarks.

• 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. 

Perfect for history buffs and families alike, the quest invites you to uncover stories of bravery and strategy in the stunning landscapes of Lake Champlain. Earn prizes along the way as you journey through the Lake Champlain region! 

• 5 stops earns you a sticker 
• 8 stops earns you a pin 
• 11 stops earns you a mug 
• All 14 stops earn you a sticker, pin, and mug! 

Sign up today and start the Quest!