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The Adirondack mountains in northeast New York State are a popular destination for all lovers of outdoor activities, from hiking and skiing to ice and rock climbing.

[edit] Regions

• Keene Valley -- Great rock and ice climbing.
• Champlain Valley -- The "sixth" Great Lake, this spectacular Lake Champlain marks the frontier between New York State and Vermont.

[edit] Counties

• Clinton County
• Essex County

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• Glens Falls - An upscale town just south of the park with a nice downtown
• Jay
• Lake Placid - Former host to the Winter Olympics, it's now a charming, but pricey tourist town.
• Malone
• Old Forge - A very small town that is the gateway to the Adirondacks from the Mohawk Valley and a starting point for the Northern Forest Canoe Trail
• Plattsburg
• Saranac Lake - All American City
• Saratoga Springs - largest town in the region has the best food around, performing arts, and, of course, the horse races
• Tupper Lake - Home of the Natural History Museum Of The Adirondacks.
• Ticonderoga - Home of Fort Ticonderoga, a Revolutionary War Site.
• Wilmington

[edit] Other destinations

• Lake George -- Vacation spot in upstate New York situated on a lake.

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Amtraks aptly named "Adirondack" train runs between Montreal, Quebec and Penn Station in New York City with a stop in Ticonderoga plus other stops that connect with local shuttles to nearby destinations. The train leaves Montreal at 9:30am daily, and New York at 8:30am. The trip takes approximately 10 hours but expect delays at the border.

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