Adventure Awaits in the Adirondack Mountains of New York with #EatPlayLoveNY

My adventures shall take me “South of the Border” once again. Well this time, it’s different, and it’s a chance to further explore my native state of New York and the Adirondack Mountains.

Northern New York State

My flights landed in Montreal, where I enjoyed 24-hours of French Cosmopolitan Canada before heading back “South of the Border” to New York. As part of a week-long adventure I’ll be traveling across upper and northern New York and its Adirondack Region on a trip labeled Eat, Play, and Love New York.

A Return to the Adirondack Mountains

always love to sit in those Adirondack Chairs

Last summer I visited a portion of the region for a week staying in Saranac Lake. Spending a week at a cottage called the pond house, living like a local including enjoying a Saranac Lake Sunset was a much different experience to the prior winter weekend in Lake Placid. But with two visits last year, I knew I wanted to return and continue to explore. And now I am once again. Do I love New York? Yes. Now it’s time to #EatPlayLoveNY

Eat, Play, Love New York

the pond house

As an invited guest to the region, I will be joining a team of bloggers on a week long adventure. The packed itinerary seems we will truly get a taste of the region. Here are some highlights:

• Taste local craft beer, visit vineyards, and eat locally sourced cuisine
• Wade in the water to fly fish and also get active paddling kayaks on the regions many waterways
• Hike and bike scenic paths and take in majestic mountain views
• Appreciate the region’s traditional art, music scene, and learn some history too
• Get toasty by s campfire with some marshmallows

Follow Along. #EatPlayLoveNY

the trip sponsors – thank you

For those who already love NY and others open to possibility to viewing the adventures of a group traveling across the region where the word “vacation” was created, take a look at the eplny.com site.  It is a special website setup to see all the posts created from the adventure.

Stay adventurous, Craig