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Things To Do
Ticonderoga Golf Course
The Ticonderoga golf course is perfect for players of all skill levels. It is a public and fun course to play. The course also presents a fun challenge with the meandering Trout Brook that comes into play on seven of the eighteen holes. During the round players enjoy scenic mountains that rise above the course on both sides.
Black Point Beach
A quick 10 minute drive from the hotel, Ticonderoga’s Black Point Public Beach is located at the northern end of Lake George. Known for its “million dollar view”, the beach offers a spectacular view of historic Rogers Rock and the lake. Its natural sand bottom provides a rock-free swimming and wading opportunity for children and adults. Black Point Beach is family-oriented and offers picnic and playground areas. Beach volleyball is available. The new “green” beach building has bathrooms and changing rooms. An outdoor shower allows visitors to rinse off before leaving. This lake-friendly facility also provides information regarding protecting this beautiful spring-fed lake and is landscaped with native plants and a demonstration rain garden. Unlike other public beaches around the lake, Black Point Beach offers free, unrestricted parking and does not charge for beach use. It is one of Lake George’s recreational gems.
Fort Ticonderoga
Explore the beautiful gardens, discover epic history, find adventure in signature events, march with the Fifes and Drums, and learn about a historic trade. Visit the reconstructed fort, enjoy the Carillon Battlefield hiking trail, and take in the unforgettable view from the top of Mount Defiance with a sweeping vista of Lake Champlain and Vermont’s Green Mountains. Open 9:30am-5pm on Weekends Visit website to purchase tickets.
Cook Mountain Preserve
There are three trails from the trailhead to give hikers of all experiences beautiful views of the Adirondacks. For history buffs, there is a new blue trail that takes you to a cemetery that dates to the Civil War. It is reached from the yellow trail about 0.15 miles past the beginning of the loop.