Saranac Lake Tops Nat'l Geo Adventure's List of America's Best Adventure Towns

Head to the unofficial capital of the Adirondacks to see why!

ADIRONDACK REGION, NY - Saranac Lake is touted as one of "100 Best Adventure Towns" in this month's issue of National Geographic Adventure Magazine.

Saranac Lake is offered as an alternative - both in price and activities - to nearby resort town, Lake Placid. This "All American Town" offers some of the best opportunities for outdoor recreation within the Adirondack Region, from paddling the St. Regis Canoe area, to wildlife viewing and spectacular hiking opportunities.

The National Geographic feature touts Saranac Lake as the "unofficial capital of the wild, rugged Adirondack Park," and highlights some of the regions gems, like Eat N' Meet Grill and Larder. A favorite among residents and visitors, the quirky restaurant's extensive menu offers up some of the most unique and delicious cuisine in the Adirondacks.

The Adirondack Park, named for the Adirondack Mountains that lie within its boundary, offers some of the best opportunities in the United States for both recreation and relaxation in a superb natural setting. The Park is larger than Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier, Grand Canyon and Great Smokies combined. Its six-million-acre wilderness areas are an outdoor-lover's paradise and the Adirondack Regional Tourism Council can provide information about planning a vacation in the region. Call 800-487-6867 or log onto VisitAdirondacks.com for videos, package listings, events, activities, restaurants, lodging and maps.
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