Adirondacks Vacation Rentals

Covering 6 million acres in update New York, the Adirondacks region of New York encompasses about 20% of the entire state and includes both public and private lands.

An Adirondacks vacation rental makes the perfect home base for exploring this vast year-round resort area of mountains, lakes and streams. Guests of Adirondacks vacation rentals can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities including skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, canoeing, fishing, bicycling, and more.

Lake Placid, twice the site of the winter Olympic Games, offers superb winter sports facilities as well as hiking, mountain biking, fishing and windsurfing in the summer. The 32-mile long Lake George contains 365 small islands. Guests of Lake George vacation rentals will find great fishing here, and scuba divers love to explore the seven sunken ships from the French and Indian War.

The Adirondacks are a snowmobiler’s paradise, with thousands of miles of trails awaiting guests of Adirondacks vacation rentals. In summer, visitors can enjoy canoeing 100 miles of navigable waters on the many rivers, lakes and streams.

Guests of Adirondacks vacation rentals will find more than 2,000 miles of hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to week-long treks through rugged country. Or for a memorable experience, explore the area on horseback. Popular trails include Deer Leap, an easy 3-mile hike overlooking Lake George and the Otter Creek Horse Trail system.

Whatever the season, you’re sure to find the perfect Adirondacks vacation rental in upstate New York.

Overwhelmed by the number of Adirondacks rentals? Narrow down your search according to region: Croghan condos, Indian Lake condos, Lake Algonquin cabins, Paradox Lake cabins, Schroon Lake cottages and Wells apartments. Hide