Have you ever wrapped yourself in a warm and snuggly fleece blanket? Maybe you own a pair of cozy wool socks you just can’t live without. Chances are you do, but did you know these soft, supple products and more are produced using animal fiber, like sheep’s wool and alpaca fleece?
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Lake George is one of the top fishing destinations in the Southeastern Adirondacks, but if you’re up for an adventure, then consider dropping a line in the surrounding area. There are many great lakes, ponds, and rivers that are open to the public, as well as an abundant quantity of fish to catch. Make one of these 8 amazing spots your next fishing destination!
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Did you know that New York State is one of the top maple producers in the entire country? It’s true! We have a number of family-run sugarhouses right in our own backyard, so you can get up-close and personal with this truly unique agriculture niche.
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There’s still plenty of time to enjoy winter in the Lake George area! If you’re itching to get outside but aren’t sure what trails are open or where camping is allowed year-round we’ve got you covered.
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While the western shore of Lake George is mostly within Warren County, Washington County makes up most of the eastern shore. Starting from Kattskill Bay and Pilot Knob, Washington County runs north almost all the way to Ticonderoga. This north-south trip takes about an hour, and there are some great stops along the way.
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It’s no secret Washington County is known for their incredible agritourism opportunities. But what does that really entail? If up to now, you’ve only visited the occasional farmers market to purchase locally sourced products, you are missing out on a veritable treasure trove of farm to table experiences!
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Bird-watching, or birding, is the fastest growing recreational activity in North America. Surprised? Millions of people throughout the U.S. actively participate. There are apps, clubs, societies — in fact, roughly one fifth of all Americans identify themselves as bird-watchers, from families with young children to experienced birders who travel the world.
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