Fulton Chain of Lakes
Canoe route · Adirondacks · NY
Lakes: 8, First through Eighth Lake · May – Oct
633 ft vertical · 70 acres · 21 trails · 5 lifts
Targets opening in 36 days
Typical pattern; opens when snow allows and averages about 105 days. Closed Tuesdays except holiday weeks, and Christmas Day.
Old-school town hill in New York’s snowmobile capital.
A town-owned hill above Old Forge with 633 feet of vertical, bumps, glades and easy trails from the summit with views toward the High Peaks. Lift lines are short and tickets cheap. Pair it with snowmobiling on the Old Forge trail system, which draws riders from all over the Northeast.
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2026–27 dates where they’re posted. “Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
Old Forge’s holiday weekend: a lighted parade and tree lighting Friday, a Reindeer Run, breakfast with Santa, wagon rides and Christmas movies.
A family “noon year” at the Old Forge Fire Department with a DJ, sparkling juice toast and a ball and balloon drop at noon.
Kickoff of snowmobile season with the newest sleds, demos, vendors and entertainment.
Budget-friendly motel-style lodge in Old Forge.
The biggest hotel in Old Forge, on Old Forge Pond near the center of town.
Large, central motel on Main Street, an easy walk to restaurants and the snowmobile trails.
Lakeside cabins on Big Moose Lake, north of Eagle Bay.
Rates are typical winter lows before taxes and fees, and change constantly. Book on the property’s own site.
Rent a sled in Old Forge and ride straight onto the Town of Webb trail network. You need a trail permit.
The Webb and Inlet trail system links to hundreds of miles across the central Adirondacks; trails open in early December, conditions permitting.
A sprawling, century-old general store with books, gear and Adirondack everything.
Local brewery and taproom in Old Forge. Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Longtime Old Forge tavern with pub food; closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Busy Main Street bar behind the Front Door Diner, serving food until 9.
Local pints after the lifts close.
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Bike parks, paddling, courts and campgrounds here or within about 30 miles.
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