Recently Reviewed Hotels around Blue Mountain Lake

• Adirondack Museum
  "Where to Learn About the Adirondack Park"
  "Though I am a lifelong resident of the Adirondack Park area and pride myself on my knowledge of the social, historic, economic and political facets of life in the Park, I never cease to be amazed at what more I can learn from a visit to the Adirondack Museum. A sprawling compound of 22 galleries ..."and buildings, the Museum includes both displays in very contemporary structures as well as rebuilt cabins that were occupied by some of the park's most famous residents and hermits. Visitors can step back into the history of the Adirondack Mountains and imagine what life was like in the 1850's, when the area was so pristine, you could dip your cup into a lake and drink the cold, fresh water safely. Each year the exhibits are changed and improved. One delightful attraction is the moving post card display, which includes post cards from the past hundred years or more. Reading what visitors from the turn of the century or earlier thought of their time spent in the Park is to relive life dur... " More >
• Adirondack Museum
  "Very Nice Museum"
  "Spent a wonderful rainy day at the museum. I can only imagine how beautiful it would be on a nice sunny day. The museum is spread out over several different buildings and each has it's own story to tell. My 2 year old loved exploring both indoors and outdoors. We noted many families with young c..."hildren also visiting that day - it is a great stop. One of our favorites during our first trip to the Adirondacks. Would most certainly recommend for both the quality and history it provides to visitors. Fantastic gift shop, courtesy strollers and wheel chairs also available. " More >
• St. Regis Canoe Area
  "Great day on the water!"
  "St. Regis Canoe Outfitters set up a day for us with seasoned guide "Doug". These guys really took care of us. I highly recommend getting out on the water and seeing the real Adirondacks. We did a half day tour of Jones Pond to Osgood Pond and the Paul Smith Canals linking up the two. Very reason..."able in terms of price and length of time out for beginners. " More >