§ Attractions · Chapter V
Historic Sites.
15 entries in the Register — Locally-curated historic sites across the Adirondack Park, each entry set down by hand.
§ The Roster · 15 Entries
Every entry, in rank order.
Blind RockPre-Revolutionary boulder marker that once defined the English-French frontier — now a town-preserved historic site.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CENTERA working retreat where writers and artists create beside the lake
Camp Pine KnotThe first Great Camp — Durant's Raquette Lake original
Fort TiconderogaRestored 18th-century fort on Lake Champlain.
Historic Copeland Covered BridgeSaratoga County's last covered bridge, an 1879 Queenpost span over time
Hurricane Mountain Fire TowerA sentinel of the High Peaks, offering sweeping vistas from its historic perch.
John Brown Farm State Historic SiteThe austere homestead where abolitionist John Brown planned his last raid
Lake George Battlefield ParkLake George Battlefield Day Use Area
Mohawk Maiden CruisesPontoon tours trace the old canal where Hudson meets Champlain
Natural Stone Bridge & CavesMarble caverns and waterfalls gouged from living Adirondack bedrock
Newcomb Ski SlopeMunicipal two-rope tow where locals still ski for free
Olympic Ski Jump TowerAscend to Olympic heights, where panoramic views meet the legacy of ski jumping.
Revolution Rail Co. - Thurman StationPedal-powered rail biking on the Adirondack rail bed.
Robert Louis Stevenson CottageWhere the author of Jekyll and Hyde wintered in 1887
TopridgeMarjorie Merriweather Post's Great Camp on Upper St. Regis§ By Region