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Find your winter trail

Step into winter

When winter settles over the Lake Champlain Region, snow transforms wooded trails, open fields, and frozen shorelines into a whole new landscape to explore. Strap on a pair of snowshoes and wander through quiet forests, or glide across the snow on cross-country skis. For an even bigger winter adventure, head onto the frozen lake, where miles of open terrain offer a peaceful way to experience the region under a blanket of snow.

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Snowshoeing at the Crown Point Historic Site.

Make tracks and choose your trail or lake

Head to one of the region’s parks to explore a variety of snowy terrain, or take your adventure onto frozen Lake Champlain for skiing, skating, or ice fishing. Breathe in the crisp winter air and take in the snow-covered landscape as you make your way through the region. Don’t forget your camera. The winter scenery is worth stopping for.

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Leave No Trace

The Adirondacks we enjoy today are the result of generations of people caring for and protecting the mountains, lakes, rivers, and forests within the Blue Line. Help carry that tradition forward by practicing Leave No Trace ethics, which offer simple ways to minimize your impact and protect the places you love. Winter adventures require a little extra preparation. Before heading out, check conditions, dress for the weather, and make a plan for your trip. Learn more about how to prepare for winter adventures and practice ways to Love Your ADK while exploring the Lake Champlain Region.
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