FULTON COUNTY, NEW YORK - ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS

The splendor of the seasons comes naturally to Fulton County, where the Adirondack Park meets the Mohawk Valley. In an area so varied, beauty is abundant in spring, summer, winter and fall, and the slate of activities is equally complete.

Fulton County in the spring and summer is shimmering with lakes and streams for fishing, boating and swimming with The Great Sacandaga Lake being one of its most visited attractions. The mountains and valleys boast quiet sylvan paths lined with pine needles and maple leaves. The county in the fall is home to mountains made for climbing, streams made for fishing and trails made for hiking. There are also plenty of great dining opportunities.

Fulton County also features several downhill ski facilities,and there are additional cross-country ski opportunities, starting with the miles and miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Folks who appreciate the indoors as much as the scenic outdoors can take in the historic sights, like Johnson Hall State Historic Site, the former home of French and Indian War hero Sir William Johnson. Events are planned year-round at the Rice Homestead as well, a 1790 Colonial homestead. You can get ideas on an Adirondacks Vacation by clicking here.