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Lake George Winter Activities: Top Adventures and Attractions This Season

The Nordic Center at Gore Mountain
North Creek, NY
The Nordic Center at Gore Mountain features a wide range of well-designed trails for both cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at ... [+More]
Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council
Glens Falls, NY
"Learn, Share, and Create with LARAC; we are the entry point to arts and culture in the lower Adirondack Region. LARAC, is open Th... [+More]
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Frequently Asked Questions

Winter visitors can ski, snow tube, snowshoe, snowmobile, ice fish, and take guided winter hikes. Indoor options include waterparks, bowling, arcades, museums, craft classes, and wineries, so there's something to do in any weather.

Yes. Winter brings smaller crowds than summer, snow-covered mountain scenery, and seasonal events like the Lake George Winter Carnival, held on weekends in February. Many restaurants, shops, and lodging properties stay open year-round.

Lake George often freezes over during winter, but the timing and extent vary from year to year. Ice thickness can differ widely across the lake, so never assume ice is safe without checking current conditions.

Snow tubing, snowshoeing on short trails, indoor waterparks, and bowling are all easy fits for kids. Many indoor entertainment centers also have arcades and play areas for younger children.

Bring warm, waterproof layers, insulated boots, gloves, a hat, and traction devices for icy sidewalks and trails. Goggles or sunglasses help on bright, snowy days, and hand warmers are useful for long outdoor outings.