Excellent tour and purchase opportunity! Keith gave us an…read moreamazing tour of the property and educated us on the process. There's on-site purchasing available. They offer tastings of different grades Maple syrups and birch syrup which is savory more than sweet.

The observatory is a gem tucked away in the Tupper Lake area! Who knew Tupper Lake had some of the…read moredarkest skies on the east coast?! It's full of friendly people who are enthusiastic about the skies above us, and are eager to share their knowledge with the public. On Friday nights during the summer when they do stargazing! (So long as the weather is nice, you can join their email list to get updates if conditions are iffy.) The roof rolls off of the observatory building, and there's a warming room in case it gets chilly! Would definitely recommend for anyone visiting the area.

You can watch athletes train. Watching them swiftly glide past you in a cool experience. Especially…read moreif you've never seen this before. There are areas to walk along the course and view athletes coming down. Lots of walking and is uneven ground so wear your hiking shoes or sneakers. Dress warm as you're outside for all of it. Lastly, you can purchase your own ride in the bobsled. Someone goes with you that steers the sled. You can go with a 2nd person but note that each person costs $95. There are military discounts.

I visited Olympic Sports Complex with the wedding party I was in. We expected there to be more of a…read moretour and history of the stadium but there wasn't much guidance. The grounds are beautiful and well kept and the staff are very nice. My fiancé and I did the mountain coaster which was a lot of fun but at a high cost ($55 per person). Overall, it's a fun place to go for the Mountain Coaster but we were left with wanting more out of our visit (without the high cost).

This spot was a really cool place to visit. There's a lot of Olympic history here, and it was…read moreinteresting to see the different venues and learn about the events that took place there. The museum is $15 to get in, and it's a self-guided walkthrough, so you can take your time and explore at your own pace. There are many interesting displays and information about the Olympics and the athletes. Overall, it was a fun and interesting experience and definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This is a must-see place when in Lake Placid. You can check out the rink where the USA won in…read more1980. It's also a very nice place for conventions, as they have facilities for that as well.

This is such a special place to learn about the Haudenosaunee/iroquois/six nations people. It is…read moreonly open daily July-August and special occasions and open for groups with appointments in June and September. I am so glad we were able to stop in, hear the stories, read about their history and spirituality, and check out the art.

2nd time staying at Inn and great times with awesome Golf. Rooms are clean and perfect for a night…read moreor weekend of Golf with accommodations and good food a short drive away. Thank you for good hospitality and great stay! Can't wait for next year!

Me & my fiance attended the Winter Carnival a few weekends ago and really enjoyed the ice castle…read more That was spectacular and it's amazing what the volunteers are able to build. The carnival was supposed to be the highlight of our weekend so we were a bit disappointed when we showed up around 3 and all the activities were all done and there wasn't much to do other than the castle. Nearly every business in town was either closed or operating with a very limited menu so we were pretty disappointed because we didn't have anything to do other than walk around the ice castle for the short time we did. We did stay for the fireworks but they started nearly a half hour late so we decided to leave because we were bored and tired at that point and sure enough as soon as we started heading home the fireworks started. That was disappointing. They had started setting up the fireworks when we arrived at the castle around 5 so I'm not sure what delayed the start of them. Overall, the castle was incredible and very impressive but the carnival itself was underwhelming at night. I can't say the same for the day time as we missed that portion.

Come experience this very special tradition held since 1897 and make memories that will last a…read morelifetime. The highlight of the 10-day Saranac Lake Winter Carnival is the unforgettable Ice Palace harvested from Lake Flower to culminate in an unbelievable structure made of ice and decorated with dazzling lights and creative carvings. All ages will enjoy this world-famous celebration with many fun, family-friendly events including three fireworks displays, parades, traditional winter sports, as well as quirky events that can only be found in Saranac Lake. The Saranac Lake Winter Carnival is recognized by National Geographic, Fodor's Travel, Travel Channel and many more, as a must-see destination. Visit www.saranaclakewintercarnival.com for more information.

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.