Things To Do in Elizabethtown, New York

BACK TO ESSEX COUNTY MAP HOME CONTACT Elizabethtown, NY According to H.P. Smith's History of Essex County, written in 1885, Elizabethtown was created by the Clinton County Government on the 12th day of February, 1798. Before ... More on Adkhistorycenter.org

9 holes, 6200 yards, par 70 More on iloveny.com

The 9-hole "Cobble Hill" course at the Cobble Hill Golf Course facility in Elizabethtown, New York features 3,033 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35 . Cobble Hill golf course ... More on golflink.com

The society is dedicated to fostering a knowledge and appreciation of Essex County by collecting tangible reminders of the past. Through its museum, research library, and public programs, the society seeks to provide ... More on Heritage

Nice park, good boat launch, no fees after Columbus Day and before Memorial Day. Excellent for snowshoeing or skiing. Summer, ... More on Trekaroo

Long sandy beach for walking, small swimming area. More on Trekaroo

For such a large mountain, this route up the north face of Hurricane presents a very moderate climb. Except at the summit itself, there are no rocky ledges to scramble over, and only a few short st... More on Trails

Great hike, very windy on top but great views . More on Trails

A great choice for beginners, thanks to its free, guided nature tours up a two- mile path with summit views... More on travelandleisure

So go prepared and arrive early so you can enjoy the views from the top. More on TripAdvisor

Located at a site steeped in rich history, the Crown Point Lighthouse today serves as a navigational beacon and as a monument to the exploration of Lake Champlain. A windmill was the first structur... More on LighthouseFriends.com

'Crown Point State Historic Site'. More on Wikipedia

Lake Placid Olympic Center - Let’s face it. Going out in the city can get waaaaaay too expensive. Dinner, d... More on clubzone

If you are staying in town it's easy to walk right to the ice skating ring. I had a blast skating with my n... More on Trekaroo