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You can feel it. The sun warms
your face, the snow begins to melt, and you know that spring
has returned to the Adirondacks. Old Man Winter quietly retreats
to his slumber as bears begin to stir and buds appear on the
trees.
Gather the girls to plan an escape to beat spring fever. No matter which of our  you choose, you’ll find rest, relaxation and rejuvenation at our spas, lodges and restaurants.
When the warm spring rains and sunshine begin to transform the rolling hills back to their verdant green, tee time isn’t far away. You can choose from thirteen great  courses, five with championship status.
As the rivers swell with spring runoff, plunge into  with a whitewater rafting trip. Although it has a modest start as Lake Tear of the Clouds in the heart of the High Peaks, as the mighty Hudson flows downstream it becomes a breathtaking thrill ride.
Hire a licensed Adirondack Guide to teach you the delicate art of a spring sporting tradition: fly-fishing. Warm spring days and cold nights make the perfect  for fly-fishing hatches. Be ready and waiting with your lure in the beginning of May when the first fish start biting.
Lake Placid may be best known for winter fun, but world-class sporting  like Ironman USA and the I Love NY Horse Show also call the Olympic Village their home.
So grab a fishing pole, a golf club, or a river raft and explore nature in spring. But be careful, once the spirit of adventure grabs you, you may end up  . |
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