History comes to life at Fort Ticonderoga! Fort Ticonderoga is a bucket list destination! Bring the family and enjoy hands-on activities, daily weapon demos, boat tours, world-class museum exhibits, beautiful gardens, friendly animals, and more. Rain...

Our faith community is active in our area community, and welcomes those in our area to join us in a wide range of activities.In addition to Sunday services, we welcome you to our monthly Community Dinner, our Thrift Shop, our many choirs, and other...

The Essex County Fish Hatchery is a fine place for kids and anglers. They raise and release approximately 30,000 two year-old and 20,00 yearling trout annually, providing fishing opportunities among 65 bodies of water.

Covered Bridge Realty is a full service real estate agency specializing in waterfront properties on Lake Champlain in the Willsboro, New York area. Edward Hatch started the agency in 1961 and now includes his daughters Jo Anna and Janine, who both...

Holes: 9 Par: 35 Yards: 3,033 Greens Fees: Call for greens fees Cart: Available Golf Club Rentals: Available Golf Lessons: N/A Mens Slope: 116 Mens Rating: 69.1 Womens Slope: 110 Womens Rating: 68.8 Course/Additional Amenities: Course established in 1896.

The Chimney Point State Historic Site is located on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain at the foot of the 2011 Lake Champlain Bridge, one of the most dramatic gateways to Vermont. The site explores the history of the area's three earliest cultures...

200 miles of trails In 2009, Champlain Area Trails (CATS) trail published its earliest trail map highlighting the first new hiking trails it created along with the few existing other trails. This gave visitors and residents alike a new perspective on...

This is another fine trail in the CATS network. The Sophie's Lair Trail goes through a field, then enters the woods with two loops and a connection to the Florence Hathaway Park Trail.

(1 mi RT, easy) Trailhead on Old Ironville Rd, 0.2 mi east of Penfield Museum. Cross creek, follow trail into woods, climbs hill above brook, goes along east shore of Penfield Pond.