Suzanne Maye

Embark on an Explosive Summer at Fort Ticonderoga
Apr
26
2019

It will be an explosive summer at Fort Ticonderoga. I checked in with our friends there to learn about what is new and exciting in 2019. Continuing the tradition of reinventing itself each year, 2019 at Fort Ticonderoga will be set in 1758. It is a turbulent time with the French and Indian War raging across the land and the French forces hope to hold Fort Ticonderoga against the advancing British. Visitors will now be able to purchase daily...

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Open Water Fever
Mar
15
2019

Lake Champlain anglers already have spring fever to get out and try for some of the lake's top sporting fish; lake trout, salmon, and northern pike. Abruptly following ice out, generally by mid-April, you will find early season anglers trolling the waters near the Lake Champlain Bridge. Later in the season these fish will head...

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Witness the Winter Quarters at Fort Ticonderoga
Dec
17
2018

Whenever I set foot on the grounds of Fort Ticonderoga I feel a distinct sense of privilege. I am clearly aware I am treading on the same sacred soil as America’s first patriots and I know that, if not for their sacrifice, my life today may not be so blessed. I also feel indebted to the Pell family who began preservation of this American treasure...

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October on the Adirondack Coast
Sep
17
2018

The Lake Champlain Region is prepared to offer you a warm welcome during the cooler days of autumn. October also brings some annual festivals that we look forward to every year. Here are a couple, coming up rather quickly, that might entice you to visit:

Heritage, Harvest & Horse Festival...

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3rd Annual Adirondack Harvest Festival
Aug
20
2018

The third annual Adirondack Harvest Festival is rapidly approaching and organizers are getting extremely excited as the anticipation builds. This year the festival will be held Saturday, September 15, from noon until 6 p.m. Once again it's at the Essex County Fairgrounds, and once again attendance is free!

An exclusive pre-event dining experience...
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Modern Art with a Vintage Flair
Aug
10
2018

Submitted by Guest Blogger, Rick Harker 

It’s so nice to see when small northern towns that were left as almost forgotten, get a new breath of fresh air! One such town sandwiched between the eastern side of the Adirondacks and the western shores of Lake Champlain is the historic town of Port Henry. Port...

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So Many Stories To Tell
May
18
2016

The Lake Champlain Region's exciting, activity-packed season is practically upon us. Most of our seasonal sites and attractions have started opening, or will open soon, and our many museums have numerous stories to share with you. Let me give you some ideas of a few places to visit to enhance your experience throughout the historic Adirondack Coast. I’ll also include a glimpse of some of the new displays and exhibits that you won’t want to...

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Topics:History, Heritage, Champlain Valley, Attractions, Adirondacks