All Things To Do

The Ticonderoga Ferry provides historic, scenic seven-minute daytime crossings on Lake Champlain between Ticonderoga, New York and Shoreham, Vermont. Connecting the Lake George and Adirondack regions of New York, with the Middlebury and central Green Mountain areas of Vermont. We are located at 4831 VT Rte 74 just off of… More

The Depot Theatre is an Equity theatre company operating out of the historic (and still functioning) 19th century train station in scenic Westport, NY. It produces a summer season of quality plays and musicals featuring professional theatre artist and offers outreach programs to regional youth. A year round art gallery,… More

Ticonderoga Arts is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to supporting local artists by promoting fine crafts and fine arts through programs in education, exhibition and sales in our gallery. Art Galleries are located in the lower level of the Hancock House on Moses Circle, as well as at The Downtown… More

A non-profit community museum that interprets the economic history of Ticonderoga, paying special attention to the impact of the LaChute River and Water Power on the community. Also host workshops. More

Touted as a stunning achievement offering the most complete and accurate reproduction of the original standing sets from Star Trek: The Original Series, the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour is NOW OPEN! More

Full service marina on Lake George, boat rentals, service, winter storage, ships store, gasoline sales, Stingray Boat Dealer, new & used boat sales. We have two Lake George Marinas. We offer a complete array of boating products and services, which include Lake George boat sales and Lake George boat rentals,… More

Adirondack Camp on Lake George is an overnight summer camp for boys and girls, and one of the original coed summer camps in North America. More

Offering fly-fishing trips, lessons and handmade flies/ accessories to the fly-fishing community within the Adironack Mountain Area. More

Friends of Crown Point Historic Site, Inc. was established in 1985 to promote, conserve, develop, and interpret the national Historic Landmark fort ruins at Crown Point Historic Site, for the public. More