I would like to state that the staff was very friendly and polite but the website was misleading…read more We purchased the 45 minute sleigh ride that claimed to include the following : hand warmer packets , heated seats and an attic outdoor fire pit. The seats were not heated and when I asked they said the battery is probably dead. I also asked about the fire pit and they said it wasn't on. Save your time and money and go to an honest place that matches the facts on their website !!

After touring the Olympic Museum, I took some time to walk through the original 1932 "Jack Shea…read moreArena" and the more modern 1980 "Herb Brooks Arena" that are part of the Olympic sites. The 1932 arena was home to the first indoor skating events in Olympic history and of course the 1980 arena is where the USA Men's Hockey Team won gold over the heavily favored Soviet Team. Pretty darned awesome to see these sites where history happened. And the self-guided tour is free. The Olympic Museum is not. [Round number review 1600 of 2024 - 514 in New York - 22623 overall]

It is worth stopping at this place. Great bit of history surrounded the center - you would feel…read moregood being inside this historic place. Stepping inside the center was such exciting experience- we were able to see memorabilia's inside the museum, was able to witness intermediate hockey league inside the historic skating arena, was able to see the Olympic skaters dressing rooms and was able to roam around looking on important plaques, photos and banners of Olympic historian athletes. The place is small but gives big opportunity for guests to embrace the world known Olympic history that had happened there.

I literally stumbled across this place while fighting for my life after forgetting to eat breakfast…read moreand let me tell you: the food is amazing + very reasonably priced. It was so good that I came back hours later to have dinner! I'm picky about my wings & I would come here way too often if I lived closer! Fries were very tasty, the garlic ones were recommended to me over the regular ones and they did not disappoint! Jim and Isaac were excellent--friendly, fast, and polite despite being slammed. Y'all rock!

I recently stopped by Big Z in Lake Placid and tried their spicy chicken sandwich with fries…read more Overall, it was okay -- nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out either. The spicy chicken sandwich was pretty basic. I was expecting a little more kick, but the heat level was mild at best. The chicken itself was decent, but it didn't have that bold flavor or crispiness that makes you crave it again. It felt more like a standard chicken sandwich with a light seasoning rather than something truly "spicy." The fries were actually the highlight of the meal. They were hot, crispy, and seasoned well -- definitely better than the sandwich in my opinion. If I were to go back, it would probably be more for the fries than the main dish. The restaurant itself was nice and clean, and the atmosphere was comfortable. Staff seemed fine and everything looked well kept, which I definitely appreciate. However, the price of the food didn't quite match the flavor or overall experience. For what you pay, I was expecting something a bit more memorable.

Great place and course! Go every year I visit Lake Placid and always have fun. Staff is friendly,…read moreand extras (like free cornhole) are fun and a nice touch. Recommend a visit when visiting lake placid if you need a break from hiking and boating!

During our trip the sun came out so we decided to have a friendly mini-golf competition. This place…read moreis small and compact for 18 holes and is $9.50/person for adults. It dragged a little because we had two groups, one of 8 and the other 6 even though it says no groups larger than 5 but on the scorecard it has room for 6 names, so go figure. Anyway, on to the course, which was in pretty good shape overall, but like I said before, it's small. It's a good place to kill about 90 minutes or so and, if you're lucky enough, you can win a free game(which doesn't expire) like I did. Oh and the wife did hit a hole in one again during this game, but ultimately lost again! I'm 3 for 3 in games for anyone keeping score. They also have batting cages if that's your thing and a place to just hang out.

Very accommodating and friendly. Central location. Great boats and equipment. Easy online…read morereservations. They opened just for me on Mother's Day as I went a bit off-season and it was still chilly. AND I was late. Even then, they were still welcoming and kind. From now on, I won't rent a kayak anywhere else!

4 times renting a SUP and guide to swim, caring, wonderful owner Greg, courteous team members, love…read morethis place. Detailed, clear communication.

A really fascinating place to visit for a decent hike/ tour. It's a self guided tour after you grab…read moreyour tickets inside the gift shop. There are some pretty incredible views & a few astounding caves you can explore. The trail features quite a bit of stairs & winding paths so come prepared (eg. walking stick if need be). We saw plenty of families, children & seniors on the trail so it's suitable for an array of people. We saved the coolest part for last: cracking open a few geodes. This is completely random but it's enchanting to wait & see what color is inside! We love this place.

Such a great day for kids while in the Adirondacks! The geode popping and activities at the end of…read morethe trail were fun.

Poor experience overall. The staff is dry, vengeful and entitled about their boats. Just very…read moreunprofessional and think they are above everyone. The energy is not light when people are just trying to have a good time. The boats are overpriced and it feels like it is just a business run purely for profit. They don't care about your experience. Go to Captain Marney's boat rental instead.

Terrible. Do not rent a boat from this place. The boats are junk and the owners are very shady…read more I reserved a pontoon boat for two days and I was specifically assured that I would not be expected to take the boat out or pay in the event of rain. Day 1 was okay weather-wise, however the boat itself was dirty, all of the seats were ripped and the carpet became soaked through from the underside. I brought it back in because there was something clearly wrong with the way the motor was sputtering but I was told it sounded normal. Day 2 it rained all day and when I called to discuss this with someone, I was told then owners would need to call me back. I called back 3 more times throughout the day and never heard back from the owners, and of course they charged me full price for the rainy day. I eventually got my money back after going through a dispute process with my cc company. It was clear that the employee that helped me was frustrated and knew he worked for shady owners. I know there are not a lot of options on Lake Placid, but do yourself a favor and find a boat somewhere else. If it were possible to give zero stars, I would.

Going to offer a bit of a different review here…read more I've only ever been to Mirror Lake Public Beach in the winter. Covered in a thick blanket of snow, the surface of the frozen water indistinct from the shoreline itself. It acts as a wonderful launching point for all the things Mirror Lake has to offer in this season. Easily walkable from Main Street and nearby street parking, the beach area is nestled near to the toboggan shoot. Benches are a welcome convenience, especially when you have ice skates in tow. I brought a backpack to carry my boots in case I wanted to prematurely exit the ice before looping back to the beach itself but most folks left them near to this seating without issue. The frozen waters just off shore host a couple small areas for ice hockey and an entrance point to the lengthy pathway visitors may use to walk the perimeter of the icy surface. Beautiful views of the church as well as the expanse of the lake. A place you can sit, watch, and enjoy the scenery... or join in yourself!

I love Mirror Lake!…read more I've been coming here for years; I love swimming, kayaking and paddle boarding here. It's one of favorite places to go. If you haven't been here you should check it out. There's a beach area but there are also buoys if you're training for an Ironman or looking for lap swimming :) There are nearby restaurants and shops, and public restrooms and changing areas located on the beach too.

I would give this place 100 stars. Customer service is top notch. The boats are clean and…read moreabsolutely beautiful. They have thought of everything to make sure you are safe. I will rent from them every time we go to lake placid.

From the owner: Discover Lake Placid from the best seat in town—your own private pontoon boat. Located right on…read moreParadox Bay, just steps from Main Street, Boat Lake Placid offers a brand-new fleet of clean, quiet, and fuel-efficient pontoon boats. Each boat seats up to 12 and comes equipped with everything you need for a smooth, scenic ride. We’re the only independent pontoon rental business on Lake Placid offering quick online booking, flexible rental times (starting at just two hours), and easy dock access from our private marina location. Whether you're looking to swim, cruise, sightsee, or simply relax, we make it effortless to enjoy the lake on your terms. Our guests love the uninterrupted mountain views, calm water, and access to remote coves and wildlife. Bring towels, sunscreen, and your favorite snacks or drinks—this is your lake day done right. Check availability and book your boat today at boatlakeplacid.com. Your Placid adventure starts here.

Very awe inspiring experience. Really puts it into perspective how humans come together and create…read morethis masterpiece for all to consume. 5/5 would come again Highly recommend to all in the area.

I mean, there's not a whole lot unique to check out in Burlington, and since it's right downtown…read moreand it takes only 5 minutes to look at, snap a pic with, and leave, there's no harm in stopping by. It seems that at some point it was moved here to the parking lot of a business from a shorter concrete slab in the woods. It's not really the tallest filing cabinet. It's a stack of regular-height filing cabinets attached to one another into a column, so it's less impressive or creative. Structurally, it is a vertical stack of separate cabinets turned into a sculpture, not a purpose-built giant cabinet with 38 drawers. It's covered by vandals' stickers and markings. It hasn't been treated and since they aren't meant to be outdoors, rust and weather damage has taken severe effect. Each drawer represents a year of bureaucratic delays related to a proposed highway project in Burlington called the Southern Connector, first proposed in 1965. Some of the drawers contain catalogued fragments of a shredded red Volkswagen Beetle. Of course, you can't see it though.