7. Take the kiddos to Maple Ridge Snow Park, the largest snow tubing hill in Northern New York. Challenge your friends to a snowball fight outside of your hotel.
8. Build a snowman at a trailhead to welcome approaching hikers.
9. Visit the Olympic Legacy sites in Lake Placid.
10. Rip through the woods on a snowmobile at the world famous Tug Hill Plateau or all around the region.
11. Grab a seat in a dog sled and go for a ride.
12. Zoom down Lake Placid's free toboggan chute onto Mirror Lake.
13. Find a secluded frozen pond and glide around on skates. (Always check the ice first!)
14. Accept that friendly dare and take a polar plunge during the Lake George Winter Carnival.
15. Try ice-fishing on a frozen lake, but make sure to find an outfitter so you will be safe and comfortable.
16. Go snow tubing at Titus Mountain in Malone or Tubby Tubes in Lake Luzerne.
17. Attend the one of the many hockey tournaments in Lake Placid or an Adirondack Thunders game in downtown Glens Falls.
18. Try your hand at curling at the Saranac Lake Civic Center.
19. Find a good snowy hill and go sledding for the afternoon.
29. Visit the set for the Star Trek Original Series in Fort Ticonderoga.
30. Enjoy the heated waters of Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Waterpark near Lake George.
31. Unlock your adventure at an escape room.
32. Learn about Adirondack wildlife and check out the Wild Lights Experience at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake.
33. For a safe, family-friendly way to celebrate New Year's Eve, come out to First Night in Saranac Lake!
34. Visit our "New York North Pole" theme park geared for children 48 inches and smaller!
35. Learn about Snowflake Science or go on an outdoor Story Walk followed by a craft and hot cocoa at the Cascade Welcome Center.
36. Catch a professional hockey game at the Cool Insuring Arena in Queensbury.
37. Go downhill skiing or snowboarding at one of the Adirondack’s ski resorts.
38. Come prepared and spend the night winter camping or glamping.
39. Go snowshoeing almost anywhere but try the official trail centers for mapped excursions.
40. Ice skate on frozen Mirror Lake in Lake Placid and check out the sled dogs!
41. Or rent skates and loop around the skating oval at the Olympic Center in Lake Placid.
42. Glide through an Adirondack winter landscape on cross-country skis.
43. Plan an outing with a licensed guide to learn how to ice climb.
44. Grab your cross-country skis and snowshoes and follow the beer trail at the annual Tupper Lake Brew-Ski.
45. Strap some micro-spikes on your boots and go hiking at High Falls Gorge to see some frozen waterfalls.
46. Visit Tug Hill State Forest where there are miles of XC ski trails and scenic snowshoe loops and views of Rainbow Falls in its frozen winter state.
We've compiled a list of 46 "peak" experiences for enjoying the Adirondacks in summer, from drive-in movies to zipline adventures. What's on your bucket list this summer?
