2012 Regional Tour - Adirondack Coast
 June 2-9,2012- Registration coming soon!

Stretching across the western shores of Lake Champlain in the shadow of New York’s Adirondack Mountains, the Adirondack Coast offers unprecedented views and endless recreation.  Lakeside villages, charming hamlets and the historic City of Plattsburgh dot the landscape.  Immerse yourself in the rich history of a young American nation or the beauty of Lake Champlain. Lose yourself in the open spaces of the Adirondack Mountains or the quiet confines of an Adirondack chair. Discover amazing treasures in a chasm millions of years old or a unique shop on the quaint streets of downtown.

Here you can experience high adventure or total relaxation, often in the same afternoon — Come and discover it for yourself.

Your Trip (tentative) — At A Glance

Arrive Saturday to check-in and relax before Sunday’s festivities.

Sunday: VIP tour of the Champlain Valley Transportation Museum, an afternoon at the Bluff Point Golf Resort on Lake Champlain, America’s oldest resort golf course, for a public showcase of the tour’s automobiles, and if you choose, complete the day by attending the Lozier Centennial Celebration Black Tie Dinner.

Monday: Opening Breakfast at Perkins’, picnic lunch and live music under a tent in Rouses Point,  and a visit to Heart’s Delight Farm Heritage Exhibit to experience the development and evolution of an early 1900’s homestead.

Tuesday: Appreciate the taste of the Adirondack Coast with a wine tour and a picnic lunch at Parker’s Maple Farm.

Wednesday: Take the ferry to Vermont to visit the Shelburne Museum — one of the finest, most diverse, and unconventional museums of art and Americana, and explore Church Street Marketplace, Burlington’s historic open air mall.

Thursday: Visit Rulf’s Orchard and taste a variety of locally grown fruits, homemade ciders and baked goods, tour Ausable Chasm, a 500 million-year-old canyon and one of American’s oldest tourist destinations, and end the day with Babbie’s Rural Farm and Farm Learning Museum.  

Friday: Stop at The Station Café and Gifts for some coffee or a fresh baked snack on your way to Fort Lennox National Historical Site, an old British fort just over the U.S. - Canadian border on an island in the middle of the Richelieu River, and say farewell to the Adirondack Coast with a dinner on the lake at The Naked Turtle that features live music, good food, and a relaxing outdoor atmosphere. (passport required)   

  HCCA National Tour Itinerary (PDF) - Subject to change  

Comfort Inn and Suites
423 State Route 3
Plattsburgh, NY 12901 
518.562.2730

Have questions? 
Contact Lisa Lafountain at the CVTM by email or call 518.566.7575