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52 STABLES CircleBStables.net Mar 17, 1PM step off—Main Street, Chestertown St. Patrick’s Day Parade Put on your green and enjoy a classic, small town parade to get in the mood for spring. Bagpipes, fire trucks, floats and civic groups march down Main Street in Chestertown to a large crowd of all ages. Finish with food and drink specials at local restaurants. Jun 2 & 3, 11AM to Dusk and 11AM to 3PM, Chestertown Municipal Center Adirondack WoofStock Fast becoming one of the TL- BA’s most popular events, Adirondack Woofstock celebrates everything we love about our fourlegged friends. Featured fun includes Hudson Valley Dock Dogs, Beantown Disc Dogs, pet adoption by a local pet rescue, Doggie Fun Zone obstacle course, and much more. The two day event also features live music throughout both days performed by a variety of local artists, food and craft vendors. Yes, this is a dog friendly event. Woof! Saturday evening live music and fireworks at The Hub on Brant Lake. This is just a sampling of the variety of events the Tri-Lakes Business Alliance has brought to North Warren. There’s never a dull moment! For more information visit facebook.com/ TriLakesBusinessAlliance or call (518) 494-3016. main street ice cream parlor & restaurant Reach our advertisers at: ~ Old fashioned Ice Cream Parlor ~ Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner ~ We grow our own produce! ~ Unique Gifts & Clothing ~ Open 7 Days a week 518-494-7940 6339 Main St. (exit 25 off I-87) www.mainstreeticecreamparlor.com 8 am to 9pm – Exciting New Menu ADKDiningGuide.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com
53 Horicon – Hidden Treasure of Warren County You can always find a peaceful place in Horicon – to fish, paddle, hike, bike or just do nothing. Tucked between Schroon Lake and Lake George, Horicon has wild land in every direction and more lakes and ponds than any other town in the county. Horicon is comprised of two hamlets, Brant Lake and Adirondack, situated off the beaten path. Horicon, once a sleepy country town, is being discovered as one of nature’s little gems. Brant Lake, Schroon Lake, Schroon River and a myriad of quiet ponds and creeks are accessible by public boat launches and winding country roads. Old-fashioned country stores are located in both hamlets as well as public beaches. The picturesque Mill Pond in Brant Lake is the perfect spot for a stroll or picnic. Fishing from a boat, bridge, shoreline or the middle of the stream should satisfy any angler. Hike trails into quiet ponds of the southern reaches of the Pharoah Lake Wilderness to camp, canoe, kayak or just commune with the wonder of nature. Winter brings ice fishing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing or snowmobiling on well-groomed trails. The pace may be a little slower sometimes but that’s the way we like it and doesn’t that sound like just what you are looking for? Quiet and serene The hamlet of Brant Lake surrounds a picturesque mill pond Year-round fun includes ice fishing on beautiful lakes and ponds The Town of Horicon is located in the northeastern boundary of Warren County, settled in early 1800s and incorporated March 29, 1838 from portions of Bolton and Hague with total of 71.8 square miles. During the Civil War, the town held the proud distinction of providing more volunteer soldiers in proportion to the population than any other town in NYS with only one man being drafted. The Horicon Museum affords the visitor a look into the past: the early settlers, their homes, churches, industries, boarding houses and special occasions. The displays in this restored, 19th-century farmhouse give a glimpse into the lives of those who lived in an earlier time. There are many items reflecting the local history and the Civil War. “Horicon is off the beaten path of historical events, but its development through the spirit and help of her people is a fine example of community life.” - Helen Persons, past Horicon historian www.HoriconNY.gov Reach our advertisers at: ADKDiningGuide.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com
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