Throughout history, the town of what is now Crown Point was important for its location on the shores of Lake Champlain and its proximity to Fort Ticonderoga. Fast forward several hundred years and Crown Point’s location is still what makes it special. From its placement in the Adirondack Mountains to its access to many lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams, Crown Point’s unique location is what makes it a gem of the region. Visitors to...

What makes an area perfect as a destination for a wedding? Beautiful locations, fantastic vendors, convenient lodging options for your guests… When you plan your special day in the Ticonderoga area you will find all of this and so much more. Weddings here have something for everyone. Rustic Adirondack charm, stunning historic backdrops, scenic outdoor vistas – the choice is yours; it’s all in the planning. Venues...

It’s February. The excitement of the holiday season is long gone and the hope of a warm and sunny spring is still weeks away. Now is the time that the winter blues settle in. This year, don’t let the doldrums get ahold of you! Visit the Ticonderoga area and we will keep you busy and entertained! Ice fishing at the forts Crown Point State Historic Site is perfectly situated on Lake Champlain as a starting point for ice fishing...

We see you! Scrolling around, looking for the best bang for your buck, and booking a winter trip. Let us stop you right there. We’ll save you the work and let you in on a little secret. You want a peaceful winter getaway, but you’re still after the big views. You want to do multiple activities and really get the most out of your winter trip. We’ll also just assume that you’re after a real Adirondack experience while you...

Anyone who grew up in colder climates probably has fond memories of playing outside in the winter. After a full day of fun in the snow, you would tumble inside rosy cheeked, smelling of wet wool and with a beaming smile on your face. As adults, we associate winter with work … shoveling snow, cleaning off cars, and trudging through snow and slush. Don't let the winter doldrums get you! The Ticonderoga Area has many winter...

“I was thinking about the lagoon in Central Park...I was wondering where the ducks went when the lagoon got all icy and frozen over. I wondered if some guy came in a truck and took them away to a zoo or something.” -Holden Caulfield, The Catcher In the Rye Since my very first visit to the Lake Champlain Region, I’ve heard about Champ — our favorite local resident lake monster. As winter has crept in (and out, and in,...

The first sign of winter has long been waking up to a sea of snow on that first morning. However, much like your first time sailing the sea, that initial jaunt into the snow each winter may feel a little unnatural. You might slip, slide, and grasp for anything you can to keep your feet on the ground instead of falling on your face. That's alright. With the help of Champlain Area Trails (CATS), we’ve got the perfect...