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Falling in love with the Hub

Autumn in the Adirondack Hub has to be experienced to be believed. Stunning colors dot the landscape, while cool nights allow for plenty of s’mores to be cooked on the campfire. With countless adventures to be had on trails and waterways, harvest time in the Southern Adirondacks is also when our quaint towns show their local flavors. Explore New York this fall and take a scenic drive, spend a couple of nights, or go all-out on the trails.

What to do

The Adirondack Hub is the perfect getaway for fall adventure, with endless options for fun. Autumn camping at remote backcountry sites, or glamping at locations like The Lodge at Schroon Lake, are just a couple examples of sites to suit every taste. During the day, take a hike and explore the endless network of trails. You could try a historical hike from Upper Works, or an interpretive nature trail at the Adirondack Interpretive Center. The extensive wilderness also makes for fantastic hunting grounds during the fall season.

With no bugs to speak of, crisp blue skies, and countless colors hanging off of every tree, paddling in the fall is unbelievably fun. Choose from large lakes like Schroon and Paradox, or a backcountry gem like Boreas Ponds!

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Fall Adventures Ahead

Make it a fall to remember with stunning colors and adventures around every bend in the road.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a guide to adventures and amenities in the Adirondack Hub?

Yes, you can download an online copy of the Adirondack Hub Adventure Guide!

Where is the Adirondack Hub?

The Adirondack Hub can be easily accessed off I-87, just a couple of hours from the capital region, yet directly within the Adirondack wilderness.

When do the leaves change color?

Autumn foliage colors peak typically in late September and early October, but can vary between regions. Check on the Adirondack Hub foliage report to stay up to date!

How far is the Adirondack Hub from Lake George?

You'll drive no further than an hour from Lake George to get to any of the towns within the Adirondack Hub!

Where is the best place to see the leaves change?

There are a variety of places you can witness the leaves change color in the Adirondack Hub including Overlook Park in Newcomb, Blue Ridge Falls in North Hudson, Donnelly Beach in Minerva, and the view of Schroon Lake from the Town Park.

You can also check out the fall foliage from the peaks of various mountains!

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