Fall is legendary in the Lake Champlain Region
Experience an unforgettable getaway in New York's Lake Champlain Region this fall! Our charming, historical region welcomes you to enjoy a respite of fresh air, remarkable views, and amazing finds around every bend.
One of the best things to do in the Lake Champlain Region is to go outside and play! Outdoor recreation here is unparalleled, with options for every adventurer. You'll find terrain for all levels of road cycling and mountain biking, an extensive series of hiking trails and waterways for your paddling adventure, and even scenic golf courses, so you can play outdoors your way, with plenty of amazing photo ops to prove it.
Agriculture has long played a central role in the communities here, and family-run farms continue the tradition today. Locally-produced fare is served at many of the area's restaurants, and autumn festivals like the Adirondack Harvest Festival, Fort Ticonderoga’s Heritage, Harvest & Horse Festival, and Penfield Homestead Museum’s Applefolkfest offer great fun and an opportunity to connect with local communities. Hot spots for picking up locally-sourced produce and goods include farmers markets within each community, and organizations like the Essex Food Hub (formerly Hub on the Hill).
To fully embrace New York's side of Lake Champlain, you'll want to visit one or more of the Region's truly interesting and amazing historic sites. Immerse yourself in a Revolutionary War fort, engage in period activities, explore ruins, and tour museums to learn about the history of the area. Fall is the perfect time to go for a road trip and learn how this landscape shaped a nation, and about the people who have made their mark here.
