With everything the Adirondacks have to offer from activities to the breathtaking views, an argument can be made that all four seasons are equally as impressive.

However, in this blog – we say, “there’s the Adirondacks…and then there’s FALL in the Adirondacks!” When the crowds from the summer start thinning out and the air starts to change – you just know what’s coming next.

First, it starts with little pops of color within the greens of the trees and the next thing you know – the reds, oranges, and yellows of the Old Forge landscape light up the town, creating a view so beautiful that you will not forget it.

Plus, there are so many ways that you and the ones you love can take in our picturesque scenery.

A weekend getaway at Old Forge Camping Resort is a totally different experience in the fall. Waking up to that crisp, cool air – sipping that first taste of coffee.

You can spend the day hiking, taking in absolutely spectacular views, or take a chair lift ride to the top of McCauley Mountain for an entirely different viewpoint of those beautiful color-filled mountains.

There’s just something different about being on the water in the fall. Spending time on the serene lakes of Old Forge is an activity that presents the perfect combination of fun and relaxation.

Kayaking and canoeing allow you to feel closer to nature and is a great way to leaf peep. The reflection of the bright fall leaves in the clear water below and the beautiful trees around you create an unforgettable fall memory.

There’s plenty around town as well – with its eclectic movie theater, fun shops, lively restaurants, pristine art center and kind townsmen, Old Forge is a great place to be any time of year. There is no bad time to visit The Adirondacks, however, if you have never been during the fall, we highly suggest you check it out for yourself.

With picturesque views, endless activities and top-notch accommodations, this autumn, give yourself and the ones that you love the gift of memories made, the gift of fun, and the gift of experiencing Old Forge, New York.