Our first stop in Lake Placid. Not what we were expecting. Mainly a vastly overpriced gift shop,…read morewith some interesting antiques. We looked at everything, but left emptyhanded and with our credit rating intact. Warning: do not let kids in here. There are a lot of breakable items.

It's pricey, sort of, but it's absolutely gorgeous. And I always find something beautiful in here,…read morewhether I am looking to spend $10 or $100. You could furnish an entire house in the Adirondack vernacular style from this one store. It's not huge and overwhelming at all, and everything here is quality - china, decorative arts, pillows, tableware, furniture, you name it. Great shop!

There were a lot of antiques --which was to be expected--but prices were high. Candlestick…read moretelephone without a cord was $137. It really wasn't what I was looking for either.

This place has rooms upon rooms of cool, unique , eclectic array of all sorts of older items. Not…read morethe traditional antiques you think of. They have a lot of fun collectible things you can decorate your home with or give as a cool gift. Definitely worth checking out even if you don't buy something , it's like a throw back museum!

I went to several galleries during my visit and this is the one I recommend if you're interested in…read morebuying local art. There is a good selection of fine art paintings and photographs with a smidge of pottery and jewelry mixed in.

My husband and I stopped in here while visiting our daughter. Works from local artists adorn the…read morewalls and it's all beautiful. We really loved wandering around and looking at everything. We purchased a poster and a blank-inside note card. Can't wait to get the poster framed and hung in our home.

A great stop in the Adirondacks, Red Canoe Antiques is rich with history and rich with a ton of old…read morestuff! Naturally I had to seek out all of the antique shops while I was in Saranac Lake for the weekend, and Red Canoe was one of the ones nearby (just 10 minutes from where we were staying in town). The antiques are housed in what was once a speakeasy, and a themed restaurant, which is very apparent when you step inside! The walls and ceilings still carry the remnants of the old restaurant that used to reside here, and the building itself is on the National Register of Historic Places, so it's such a cool sight in itself. As for the shopping experience, it was marvelous! There's tons of furniture pieces here, plus an assortment of smaller items, including china/glassware, dining sets, photographs and pins, jewelry, and some of my favorite things - antique Adirondack souvineers! The larger pieces (and even some of the smaller ones) are a bit on the pricey side as far as antiques go, but I'd have to say it's likely because of the location - they often don't get too much traffic during off-seasons (as told by one of the employees I spoke to) and a ton of the things I found here are pretty hard to come by as far as antique standards go. I actually left this place with some goodies! I found an incredibly cool glasses holder (not a case, it's velvet on the inside and only holds the lenses upright) from the 50's, and a vintage Saranac Lake penant. A friend of mine also ended up taking home a cabinet with still-working lock and key drawers for an incredibly great deal, and we were able to load it up into her car the next morning before leaving town (they were only a few minutes late to opening, but it wasn't an issue as the neighbors spotted us outside and offered to call one of the workers if they were getting to be incredibly late). All in all I had an excellent experience here. Only one of the two shops I was able to visit while we were in town (but I'll definitely be back!), I'd say it's probably one of the best shops to visit in the area. With a good variety of antique mountaineer goodies, it feels so good to be able to bring something home from this shop. The memories are priceless!

We bought two chairs here and had a lovely chat with the owner and his employee. That owner has a…read morewonderful eye and stages everything just right. There's a lot there, but it never feels overcrowded. He has curated a specific and lovely shop. Can't wait to return next summer and see what's new.

Lovely shopping experience! The owner is just so sweet and pleasant. We found a beautiful charm on…read moresilver and put it on my gold chain.

This store is delightful - as is the shop keeper. Although most of the merchandise is artisan…read morejewelry, the store stocks a small assortment of unique t-shirts and casual dresses for young girls. Spotted a darling bohemian style minidress in the window in a pretty vintage print. Light fabric that's not see through but comfortable. It's packable... no wrinkles!

Such a gorgeous home decor store, I wish I lived here! Upscale rustic style decor. I wasn't…read morefamiliar with the Adirondack rustic style, it's a classy combo of Native American and boho textiles with dark cottagecore or naturecore, but high end, not boho grunge. Whether you like Southwest style, goth, naturecore, boho, or witchy, there's something here for you! Beautifully curated selection of wood and leather furniture, unique antler chandeliers, taxidermy, art, and decor. You could easily spend hours in here looking at every little thing. Limited parking. Friendly and attentive staff.

Awesome spot! Lots of antiques in the front and raw and polished rocks in the back. Shopkeeper is…read morevery helpful and knowledgeable. Picked up some postcards and a funky frog key hook.

I have received wonderful rocks, the amethyst I tumbled for my aunt was so beautiful!!! I would…read morelove to commend Twin Rocks and Crystals for their professional, friendly, and appropriate care they took with a tiny little problem I had, thus making me a customer for life!!! The selection is ample, the service, extraordinary, and the pricing is fantastic, whether you are a beginner (like me) to the world of rocks, or an old pro, this is a terrific resource! 10/10 will order again!