It's like a whole new world when fall finally makes its way to the Adirondacks. The leaves change to colorful shades of red, orange, and yellow, fall festivals are held all around the region, and many seasonal activities are offered, including apple picking! Start making your plans for an unforgettable fall adventure in the Adirondack Park.
What's better than taking a bite of a crisp apple that you picked from the tree? Apple picking is one of the best things to do in fall, and the Adirondacks are home
to numerous orchards that feature different apple varieties for baking and snacking.
Making your way through a corn maze is a classic fall activity - and it's a lot of fun too! Each corn maze in the Adirondacks is uniquely designed, so each one provides a new experience. Pair your corn maze adventure with another fall activity for the perfect family trip.
Take in the beautiful fall scenery at Gore Mountain's fun and family-friendly Leaf Cruncher 5K on September 30! The race fee is just $20 by September 15, and
then $30 after. Each racer also receives an amazing gondola ride aboard the Northwoods Gondola.
Old Forge's multi-use arts center View will host the 2017 BrewFest on September 9 at the North Street Pavilion. Over 60 releases from America's best craft breweries will be showcased, and attendees will receive three hours of sampling plus a souvenir glass.
If you've ever wanted to see a moose in the wild, then the Great Adirondack Moose Festival is one of your best chances. Hosted in Indian Lake on September 23-24, this festival
includes two days of special events, games, contests, and guided tours and hikes in the Adirondacks.
Fall foliage may be arriving early this year, so if you want to see the bright colors of the season in the Adirondacks, then you should begin planning your fall getaway. From cabins in the woods to hotels overlooking a local lake, there are plenty of great options to choose from.
