Are you ready to have fun? There is so much to do in the Adirondacks that you will need to plan on more then one visit! First of all be sure to check out the Olympic Museum Site which was home to 1932 & 1980 Olympic Games including the legendary 'Miracle on Ice' hockey game in 1980. In the 1932 Rink, Sonja Henie won her second of three consecutive Olympic Figure Skating titles. Don't miss out on The Wild Center Museum and The Lake Placid Center for Arts.

Now time for all the fun:

In the winter: We have Bobsledding, Ice fishing, Dog-sledding, Ice Climbing, Snow Shoes, skiing, ice skating, Sleigh Rides, Tobogganing, Frozen Waterfalls, snow shoeing, ice climbing, Ski Jumping, cross-country skiing, and Adirondack Scenic Railroad.

In the summer: horseback riding, swimming, gondola rides, hiking, cycling, paddling,explore protected wilderness areas with a guide, hunting, rock climbing,white water rafting, mountain biking, Santa's workshop & boating.

Whiteface Mountain the Olympic Mountain has the greatest vertical drop at 3,430 feet east of the Rockie mountains and trails for everyone in your family. This is where the worlds best come to train and compete. Take a moment to take in the views of the surrounding Adirondack mountains.

Whiteface offers 86 trails, acres to ski 283 including 35 in-bounds, also 53 acres of tree skiing. The longest run the 'Wilmington Trail' at 2.1 miles(total skiing and riding over 22 miles).

Whiteface skiing offers private lessons, kids campus(bears den nursery,play -n- ski program,junior adventure,future medalist,cloudspitter club, cloudspitter teen club,teen experience), adult snow-sports school(adult beginner,snow-boomers club,class lessons), adaptive programs, terrain park.

The slides a series of steep narrow chutes are open when ski patrol deems them safe this is an expert only terrain. Whiteface offers 6 restaurants to grab a bite and relax in. Need to update your ski apparel head to the gift shop.