Lake George and the surrounding Adirondack Mountains are renowned for their bold and beautiful fall colors this time of year. With peak leaf-peeping season starting around the last week of September and extending through mid-October, Cramer’s Point Lake Breeze has your guide to the best ways to view the fall foliage. Fall Hikes Hike to […]
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Summer evenings in Lake George are all about the warm glow of a campfire, surrounded by Adirondack chairs and the smiling faces of friends and family, and the time-honored tradition of toasting marshmallows and making s’mores. Cramer’s Point Lake Breeze has a large bonfire pit on the property for just this sort of evening, and
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Fall in Lake George means Oktoberfest fun and plenty of Halloween events that make the region festive and exciting each year. Whether you’re enjoying a bratwurst and a beer, getting scared at Fright Fest, or just taking in the gorgeous Adirondack fall foliage, Cramer’s Point Lake Breeze is the place to stay. Double the Fun
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Here in Lake George, the fun doesn’t stop after Labor Day. In fact, the Adirondack Nationals Car Show is held the weekend after Labor Day, and Shepard Park hosts a three-day jazz festival every year in mid-September. But when it comes to early fall events, everybody’s favorite is the Adirondack Balloon Festival. Adirondack Balloon Festival
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Most people think of Lake George as a nostalgic summer vacation destination, but this unassuming town in the Adirondack Mountains harbors its fair share of haunted history and paranormal activity. Dare to be scared, and decide for yourself if ghosts really do exist at these 5 haunted places in the Lake George Region. Fort William
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