Nestled in the Adirondack Mountains, Lake Placid is a scenic village known for its Olympic history and year-round outdoor activities.
Hand-carved wooden bears, a symbol of the Adirondack region's wildlife and craftsmanship.
Collectible coins celebrating Lake Placid's Olympic history, first minted in 1980.
Vintage-style, hand-painted wooden signs featuring Lake Placid's iconic landmarks.
Scrambled eggs with local maple syrup, bacon, and home fries.
Juicy burger topped with local cheese, bacon, and a special sauce on a brioche bun.
Crispy fried lake trout served with tartar sauce, coleslaw, and fries.
A local favorite for breakfast, known for its hearty meals and friendly atmosphere.
A popular spot for lunch, offering a variety of fresh and delicious options.
A beloved local restaurant known for its authentic Italian cuisine and cozy atmosphere.
Prepare for unpredictable Adirondack weather and lake activities like kayaking.
Rent skis, snowboards, or other winter gear instead of carrying it. This way, you can experience various Olympic sports without the extra luggage.
Hike to scenic views, visit Olympic sites, and enjoy the Adirondacks with proper footwear.
Experience the thrill of Olympic ski jumping at this historic venue.
Explore the rich history of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid.
Visit this iconic monument commemorating the 1980 U.S. Men's Hockey Team's 'Miracle on Ice' victory.
A historic lighthouse on Cormorant Island, offering stunning views and a glimpse into BC's maritime past.
Bama Beach Sunrise offers a serene and picturesque start to your day, with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the Gold Coast skyline.
Deras Sun Temple, a 12th-century marvel, is known for its intricate carvings and unique architecture.