Lakes to Locks All-American Road

One of 13 Scenic Byways of the Adirondack North Country

• Chazy - view antique furnishings in the 1824 home of local philanthropists at the Alice Miner collection. 518-846-7336.
• Plattsburgh - visit the Kent DeLord House Museum and stroll along the Saranac River on the Heritage Trail and Riverwalk. 518-561-1035.
• Valcour Island - accessable only by boat, the island is the perfect place for a hike or picnic.
• Port Kent - a port for the Lake Champlain Ferries to Vermont. For ferry schedule and fare information call 802-864-9804 or Lake Champlain Ferries
• Ausable Chasm - like visitors since 1870, hike the trails deep into the crevices of the chasm and take a boat ride through a natural wonder. For more information on the Ausable Chasm call 518-834-7454.
• Keesesville - see the country's largest single-span, stone arch bridge crossing the Ausable River here.
• Willsboro - visit the 1812 Homestead and the fish ladder which allows upstream spawning of salmon.
• Essex - do not miss this extraordinary example of Pre-Civil War village architecture and a port for the Lake Champlain Ferries to Vermont. For ferry schedule and fare information call 802-864-9804. Lake Champlain Ferries
• Westport - tour the village, visit the Marina Country Club, and catch a summer evening performance at the Depot Theatre in the historic restored train station.
• Port Henry - stop at a roadside billboard here to learn about the legend of "Champ," the giant sea serpent who resides in Lake Champlain.
• Crown Point - Crown Point Visitor's Center. Plan to visit the Crown Point State Historic Site, the Penfield Mines, and the Champlain Memorial Lighthouse.
• Ticonderoga - tour Fort Ticonderoga, a national historic landmark, Mount Defiance, the LaChute River, and the Boston Hancock House Mansion. Fort Ticonderoga. More info about area at Hague - Ticonderoga Info
• Check out the bicycle routes along routes 4, 22, and 9. Champlain Bikeways
• Whitehall
- visit the birthplace of the U.S. Navy and home of the Skenesborgh Museum.
• Fort Edward - see the Old Fort House Museum, an outpost during the French and Indian War.
• Champlain Canal - Historical trails, battlefields, bike trails, museums and plenty of small businesses dot the landscape between Waterford (Lock 1) and Whitehall (Lock 12) to interest and serve the vacationing family; by water or by land!
• Washington County - This county of rolling hills and farmland parallels the Champlain Canal to the west.
  
  Find additional visitor information on available services, food, accommodations, events, etc. at the following websites;
  Lake Champlain Region
  Champlain Shores Visitors and Convention Bureau
  Lake Placid/Essex County CVB
  Adirondack Regional Tourism Council

Maps of Adirondack North Country
and Tourist Oriented Signage