Enjoyed our visits here. Had a lots of fun as a beginner. Resort has nearly everything you need. Even if you are missing equipment, you can purchase from their place. I would recommend renting the first time, the process is easy and the waiting line was managable. I would definetly recommend this place to enjoy snow with friends and family.

We did the sky rider tour yesterday ! It was hands down the most amazing day! The colors were gorgeous. Our tour guides were Brandon and Tink, and you literally should request them!!! They were energetic, enthusiastic, fun, supportive and very informative! We felt safe and comfortable the entire time! I will 100% be back! If you’ve been thinking of doing it, so it!!!! I can not wait to go again!

We came here last year for our anniversary and loved it so much we made it a yearly tradition. Returned this year & they included pizza to their menu which pairs nicely to their amazing ciders / fresh wines. The staff is so friendly & makes this a fun experience. Thank you so much & see you next year!

This was a great experience. My husband is a big history buff and he loved it. My kids 9, 3 and 1 did well with it, the two older even enjoyed it, though it may not be every kids cup of tea. My husband wants to go back to do a longer tour when our oldest is able to go along. The tour guide was very informative, really cool piece of reserved U.S. history.

I love the carousel ride on the 4th floor. Open from 11am to 4pm, except Mondays (closed). The ride is available every half hour, so arrive a few minutes early. It is worth the wait.... loved it. The 9/11 remembrance section is very poignant and brings back memories from that time.

Paid street parking is available. If you park on State Street, it is easy to get to the State Capitol building and to the I Love NY letters The building is an absolute masterpiece of late 19th-century architecture, with a stunning blend of Romanesque and Renaissance styles. It's truly a sight to behold, both inside and out. The intricate stone carvings and the grand staircases are particularly impressive—the "Million Dollar Staircase" is wonderful and feels like something out of a fantasy novel.

The theater was gorgeous. This was my first time going and I was in awe of the beautiful architecture and finish work. The seats are comfortable and the there was ample space inside to sit down enjoy a snack talk with your group before the show starts. I specifically went and saw a clue and it was so much fun. Parking was very easy as well. Can't wait to go back for another show.

Our room was great, very clean, nice and bright( we got a corner room with 2 windows) great views of the Mohawk River. The room was well stocked with towels. We had a good time at the casino, It is also very clean. The hotel itself is very beautiful, it feels and looks very luxurious. We would definitely stay there again.

I love covered bridges so there are 3 of them close together in VT. Silk, Henry and Paper Mill.

I’ve been to SPAC three times in the past three years. The first time was for Larkin Poe at the Outlaw Music Festival. As fans of Larkin Poe my wife saw that they were playing at SPAC which was a place we wanted to see. We purchased the tickets from Larkin Poe website and didn’t know they were just one of many bands playing for the Willie Nelson Outlaw Music Festival. It was a great concert. We had seats in the lower area which are great as you can get up and walk around and know you still have a place to sit when you get back. The next two times at SPAC was for Dave Mathews Band. These were with friends who have seen Dave Mathews many times. We had lawn tickets both times. The sound was fine and the large displays let you see everything. Being so far away from the stage I never know if I should look at the band or the displays. It has more of that festival party feel. My next time there I hope to get seats again in the Amphitheater. If you are sitting on the lawn, it’s worth bringing a small blanket which gives you your own space but you need to arrive early so you get a place with a good view. You need to read the rules. You are only to take in “clear plastic, vinyl or PVC tote bags no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” and/or small clutches, wristlets, or fanny packs that are not clear (6”x 9”).” You can bring water bottles that you can fill up there. Your phone is also used as your ticket to get into SPAC. There are lots of options for food and drinks. As expected everything is expensive. It’s a Cashless Payment venue. Most people pay with their phones but credit cards also work. We also go to Saratoga Spa State Park (2,400-acre) to hike. I like when we make a full day out of a concert. Arriving early to take a hike and then do a little tailgating. Alcohol is not allowed in the parking lots but doesn’t seem to be enforced (lucky for us).

One of our favorites places on Earth! The grounds are so spacious and well groomed! If you are in Saratoga, you really should at the very least drive through the park. Bring a chair .. take a nap under a tree, there is plenty of room. You can bring your dog and let him run free. This park is well known for its mineral baths, so if you are inclined to enjoy a bath in evervescent water (by appointment only), this is the place!

One of the Triple Crown locations in horse racing . It has an antique feel to it , and rightly so. It's one of the oldest horse racing parks in the country. It's a history in the making park . Clean easy parking, the food is affordable and good . Very friendly people and the racing is top-notch. Riders up !

Very pleasant surprise. Got there just in time foe a guided tour of the first floor. Very informative. Second and third floor on your own. Beautiful building and rooms.

Fright Fest was So much fun with so many wonderful costumes. Always a great time for some family fun at the Great Escape 6 flags lake George

It was a great recreation of the original fort. It has a lot of great exhibits. Living historians there to give you demonstrations and information. Very great detail throughout the entire fort. Explaining living conditions, hospital care, and the different jobs others would complete throughout their time there.

You honestly can’t beat the view from Prospect Mountain- absolutely breathtaking. It’s the kind of place that makes you pause and just take it all in. Feels so raw, untouched, and peaceful. Whether you hike or drive up, the reward at the top is the same: pure beauty. A must-visit if you’re in the area!

We had a such a nice time at the museum! Exhibits are fascinating, especially their collection of boats, and we enjoyed the waterfront as well. I would definitely recommend to those interested in Vermont history.

Very enjoyable activity. It can be done in one hour if you only want to see the gorge and the falls. Entry to the site also gives access to some hiking trails, which we did not take advantage of during this visit. The trails along the gorge are easily walkable if you have no issues with stairs. The views of the falls and the gorge from the walkways and viewing platforms are beautiful. The walkways hanging on the edge of the gorge and the views is what makes this visit worthwhile in my opinion. Everything was clean and very well maintained. I really enjoyed my visit.

Great visit on the last Monday of June. We drove to the top. I took advantage of the discounted toll for veterans. We went at approximately 10 a.m. and there was plenty of parking available. The views are magnificient on the drive up and on the top. The hike from the parking lot at the top to the summit is fun. There is also an elevator from the parking lot to the summit for people with limited mobility, or for anyone not willing to hike. It is worth visiting the tunnel to the elevator even if you're not using it. There are plenty of spots to stop on the side of the road on your way up or down to enjoy the view, some with picnic tables. We stopped on our way down, took our camping chairs out and had a picnic with an incredible view. I really enjoyed this visit and would go back.

Absolutely blast! Beautiful walk and we had great weather. The kids loved the boat and the old school house. Everything was really cool, especially the circus. I loved that you pay once and then everything is included, even the carousel! Will definitely recommend this one!

A favorite place to visit for quiet walking and taking photos. Great views of the lake. I go every June to enjoy the peony and rose garden. Grateful that the grounds are open to the public. Wish I could afford a night at the inn. Its fantastic.

Simply unbelievable bike path that takes you from Burlington out across Lake Champlain! Amazing views, varied terrain, and breathtaking moments constantly! Can't wait to do this again. Wow! 🙂👍✌️❤️❤️

Walking upon the historic brick expanse of the Church Street Marketplace, you are immersed in a vibrant summer tapestry of live music and street performance. A convergence of youthful energy and timeless elegance. The air is filled with the harmonious sounds of the season. ​This environment is a testament to the dynamic and evolving nature of human culture. It represents a continuous synthesis of tradition and contemporary expression, a principle that echoes throughout all forms of life on Earth

Ausable Chasm: Nature's Grand Canyon in the Heart of New York I just got back from Ausable Chasm, and I'm still pinching myself! This hidden gem in upstate New York is a must-visit for any adventure-seeker or nature lover. Imagine hiking through a stunning gorge, surrounded by towering cliffs, rushing waterfalls, and lush greenery – it's like stepping into a real-life wonderland! The scenic trails wind along the Ausable River, offering breathtaking views and thrilling opportunities for exploration. Don't miss the iconic "Shaded Grotto" and "Railroad Trestle Bridge" – they're truly awe-inspiring! For the more adventurous, there's tubing, hiking, and even rappelling! The staff and guides are super friendly and knowledgeable, making sure you're safe while still getting an adrenaline rush. The facilities are clean and well-maintained, too. If you're looking for an unforgettable experience in nature, Ausable Chasm is the perfect destination. Trust me, you won't regret it! 🌊🏞️💚 - Wear comfy shoes or hiking boots - Bring a waterproof camera - Don't forget your sense of adventure! 😄 Can't wait to go back and explore more!

Lovely real sand beach! Cleanest bathrooms, picnic tables and grills, snacks, lifeguards... Can't go wrong.

Awesome trails, very quiet, and everyone around is civil. The beach is amazing, and the trails that go around the beach area are terrific. they are old trails that were paved a long time ago but awesome. Would totally recommend it! Long point is beautiful, same with short point!

Went early for lunch and a drink and decided to stop here and so glad we did! Bartender was super friendly and helpful and suggested great things for us to do in Vermont while we were visiting out of time. They had a special going on for one of the beers (4 for $10) and we got it. He let us have a sample before buying. If you want food, you’ll order in the front at the Grazers counter. They have a variety of burgers, sandwiches and sides to choose from. Food takes a while to come out, but everything was very tasty. If you get the hot honey chicken sandwich, be prepared with lots of napkins; it’s a messy sandwich, but worth it. I didn’t catch the bartenders name, but he was a gentleman with a beard and thanks again for the recommendations!

A very good place to spend family time. Their access is easy. They have good things like face painting, live music, swings and water fun rides. They have good sitting space. Best part is separate pool area for kids under 7. They have 3 pools including kids pool and very good place to spend the entire day. You have a change to see lion, tigers, cheetah and other African animals like zebra, elephants and other African animals. Safari is enjoyable where you can see the animals in the open.

We had an amazing experience for my little train lover on Friday! For tickets for a family of 4 (2 adults/2 kids) there was a great deal of $37! On the website it will take you to a different site to purchase tickets. We stopped along our journey to the Granby zoo and it was a lovely little stop. It is a bit hidden from the parking lot but there was a gentleman at a tent after the bridge to help direct us to the right place. My son loved every minute of it. The only thing we were a bit put off by was the trolley schedule. It states to be at each location at a set time and it was either early or late each time and it was extremely hot to wait outside for the next train to come. The kids loved the mini train ride and the think the punched cards was a cute touch