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Mountains, lakes and a lively village center make Saranac Lake one of the Adirondacks’ best-kept secrets.
Browse family-owned shops, antique stores, art galleries and local eateries in this lively little Adirondack village.
Take a spin among 24 hand-carved animals inspired by native wildlife, inside a pavilion designed to protect nearby habitat.
Hike 5.4 miles up this 3,353-foot peak for wide views over the Adirondack mountains and forests below.
Catch parades, fireworks, sports and the ice palace at the Adirondacks’ famous winter festival, held since 1897.
Paddle a kayak or stand-up board across this 300-acre lake in the heart of the village, with wildlife along the shore.
Swipe up for all 15 things to do in Saranac Lake in our full guide.