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From the moment you check in to High Peaks Resort in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, Fido will feel welcome. A comfy dog bed, food and water bowls, and a bone-shaped mat will be waiting in his guest room.

Lake Placid is situated in the Adirondack Mountains. For those seeking a leisurely experience, the town's lovely Main Street is perfect for a winter stroll, lined with local shops, pubs, and premier restaurants like Smoke Signals and Dancing Bears Restaurant.

Opt for the Lake House at High Peaks Resort (1 Mirror Lake Dr; 518-523-4422, highpeaksresort.com), which overlooks Mirror Lake and is the hippest of High Peaks’ hotels. In the comfort of snug, cabinlike digs with tasteful midcentury decor, guests can luxuriate in bougie amenities like Pendleton throws.

Lake Placid, located in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, is a quintessential destination for a weekend escape in this beautiful region. There are a number of lodges and hotels available to book here, with the Snowshoe Lodge and High Peaks Resort being two of many popular options.

With its location and the tagline, “it’s your season to unwind,” High Peaks Resort is the ideal setting for our retreat. High Peaks Resort is located on Lake Placid’s Main Street, meaning it’s a short stroll to shops, cafes, and coffee shops. The Adirondack-inspired rooms reflect the wilderness that surrounds the area, bringing the outdoors in with the natural design.

Great place to stay: High Peak Resort’s summer family package features family-friendly activities like face painting Fridays, educational wildlife experiences Saturdays, water aerobics Tuesdays and Thursdays, evening live music on Thursday, guided nature explorations on Saturdays.

Situated in the Adirondack Mountains, High Peaks Resort and its wide array of onsite activities put it on our radar as an excellent choice for a family trip. The resort’s stone fireplaces, natural wood accents, and arts and crafts decorating scheme provide a casual mountain ambiance.

Located just steps away from downtown Lake Placid, High Peaks Resort offers luxury accommodations and top-of-the-line amenities, along with grab-n-go breakfast and poster making for race day. Visitors can take advantage of the hotel’s convenient location to explore the town of Lake Placid. With the starting line a short walk from the resort, guests will be in the perfect position to cheer on the athletes and soak up the energy and excitement of the event.

High Peaks Resort is centrally located in the heart of Lake Placid, making it an excellent base for adventurers. The resort offers comfortable rooms with stunning views of Mirror Lake and the surrounding mountains. Guests can enjoy complimentary kayaks, paddleboards, and rowboats, as well as direct access to hiking and biking trails. The on-site dining options and heated indoor and outdoor pools provide relaxation after a day of exploring.

Get out on the water during your next family trip with High Peaks Resort’s Adirondack Angler’s Retreat Package, perfect for families with fishing enthusiasts looking to experience one of New York’s top-rated fishing destinations.

High Peaks Resort: Best Accommodation in Mirror Lake. This gorgeous mountain retreat is ideal for solo travelers in the USA or large groups. The resort lies on the west bank of Mirror Lake and features huge, glamorous hotel rooms that come stocked with hot tubs and/or fireplaces for the ultimate winter holiday. High Peaks Resort is part of Lake Placid’s Waterfront Collection, so you’ll actually have three properties to choose from.

High Peaks Resort, renowned as an oasis of calm and rejuvenation in the serenity of the Adirondacks is the official 2024 host hotel of IRONMAN Lake Placid. Located just steps away from downtown Lake Placid, the luxury resort offers luxury accommodations and top-of-the-line amenities, along with a grab-n-go breakfast and poster-making for the big race day.

Looking for a place to stay? Try High Peaks Resort in Lake Placid. The property is offering its Mountains & Maple package that includes a gift of authentic, locally farmed maple syrup; maple cotton candy; maple popcorn; and two resort mugs.

High Peaks Resort in Lake Placid, New York, provides a unique combination of comfort and accessibility to nature’s splendor. The eclipse’s path of totality will pass right over Lake Placid, giving visitors at High Peaks Resort an astonishing 3 minutes and 22 seconds of absolute darkness. Guests can watch the eclipse from the resort’s spacious grounds or private rooms, many of which have balconies with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and lake.

High Peaks Resort is located in the heart of downtown Lake Placid on the shores of Mirror Lake. The pet-friendly resort (dogs are welcome both at the resort and throughout the pet-friendly mountain village) offers lots to do year-round.

Dogs enjoy pet-friendly perks at…High Peaks Resort, while owners can take in the rustic yet refined Adirondack vibes that make the mountain haven a world-class retreat.

High Peaks Resort is offering their Total Solar Eclipse package bookable online here. In addition to the eclipse viewing on April 8, High Peaks Resort is throwing a lawn party from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM with food, drink, and entertainment at Lake House.

Where to Stay: There are a variety of accommodations including in-town hotels, house rentals, and gated luxury resorts. We were pampered at the High Peaks Resort on Main Street. Its location enabled us to explore downtown and Mirror Lake on foot without needing to drive.

We stayed at High Peaks Resort, conveniently located in the heart of Lake Placid. The property includes three separate buildings offering a range of accommodations to suit every traveller’s needs, from rooms with scenic views to spacious suites with modern amenities, including a Lavazza coffee maker. Think cosy Algonquin Park Lodge motif, and you’ll get the vibe. High Peaks staff are personable, friendly, and service-focused, which makes a difference.

High Peaks Resort sits on the shores of Mirror Lake in the Adirondacks. The resort is throwing a lawn party on April 8 complete with food, drink, and entertainment.

High Peaks Resort on the shores of Mirror Lake in the heart of Lake Placid is the perfect place to make a homebase while exploring the Adirondacks, and it is just a short drive from local Lake Placid Maple Sugar Houses.

Stay with High Peaks Resort for three nights, from February 24 through March 5, 2024 and get the fourth night free. Discover cozy rooms with Mirror Lake views, savor historic dining at Dancing Bears Restaurant, and embrace winter adventures in the Adirondacks.

Situated on the shores of Mirror Lake, High Peaks Resort is a gem in the heart of Lake Placid. The resort offers a variety of accommodations, from classic rooms to spacious suites, ensuring a perfect fit for every traveler. Unwind at the waterfront restaurant, Dancing Bears, or take a dip in the indoor pool with panoramic views.

High Peaks Resort is throwing a Lake House Block Party to usher in the eclipse. Enjoy entertainment, food, drinks, games and more while waiting for the big event. Enjoy all the Adirondacks have to offer with the resort’s access to rails, complimentary yoga, and seasonal beverages.

Lake House at High Peaks Resort is one of three hotels that make up the High Peaks Resort situated on Mirror Lake in the town of Lake Placid. Lake House is a completely overhauled 1960s motor inn. Architectural Digest featured the hotel as one of the most beautiful in the ADK.

Where to stay: High Peaks Resort commands three corners of Lake Placid’s bustling Main Street with three distinct properties: the cozy, mid-century Lake House Resort, the grand Lake House, and lakefront Waterfront Collection.

Make High Peaks Resort your homebase while exploring the Adirondacks. The resort offers easy access to Whiteface Mountain, Olympic sites and many other local attractions. The resort offers different lodging options, from a traditional hotel experience to modern/retro vibes in the Lake House to privacy and serenity in the Waterfront Collection.

High Peaks Resort on the shores of Mirror Lake in the heart of Lake Placid is offering a Total Solar Eclipse package. In addition to the eclipse viewing on April 8, 2024, High Peaks Resort is throwing a lawn party from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM with food, drink, and entertainment at Lake House.

Spire Hospitality's High Peaks Resort in Lake Placid, New York uses personalization to assist guests in planning their visit.

Guests in the Lake Placid region will experience spectacular views of the eclipse over the Adirondack Mountains as day turns to night for a brief three minutes,” according to Matthew Wheeler, general manager of High Peaks Resort.

Also, High Peaks Resort  overlooking Mirror Lake and the Adirondacks offers a traditional hotel with 105 guest rooms and suites; Lake House with 44 guest rooms; and the private and serene Waterfront Collection, with 28 guest rooms including 10 suites on the Lake.

Fido will be welcomed with a comfy bed, food and water bowls, and a bone-shaped mat, and you’ll find beautiful views of icy Mirror Lake and the Adirondack mountains towering behind it.

For a peaceful lakeside getaway, check out Lake Placid, New York. You and your dog can enjoy the comforts of High Peaks Resort, complete with complimentary beds and bowls, and a pet relief area in the resort courtyard.

After a full day of fun, cozy up with your pup at High Peaks Resort. Fido will be welcomed with a comfy bed, food and water bowls, and a bone-shaped mat, and you’ll find beautiful views of icy Mirror Lake and the Adirondack mountains towering behind it.

The High Peaks Resort sits in the heart of the city along Mirror Lake, and has the easiest access to the bulk of Lake Placid’s winter activities.

This spectacular waterfront resort is located right in the middle of downtown Lake Placid, right on the Main Street where all the action happens, but somehow manages to feel intimate and secluded, like an oasis of calm in a sandstorm!

Watch the soaring Adirondack peaks shift from daylight to temporary twilight as totality hits Lake Placid for 3 minutes and 22 seconds. This upstate New York mountain town knows how to throw a party. It hosted the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games, with many venues still open for visitors to experience today. Lake Placid is also one of the Empire State’s best total solar eclipse getaways. High Peaks Resort, set on cerulean Mirror Lake, provides a can’t-beat view.

There are closer hotels, but Escape Brooklyn loves The Lake House at High Peaks Resort. The hotel is decorated in modern Adirondack style, and boasts a bar, indoor pool, and hot tub. The views from each room can’t be beat.

At High Peaks Resort, guests have a choice of several different places to stay. The main hotel on Main Street is the hallmark property, offering Adirondack-inspired rooms. For cozy rooms with balconies and lake views, book the Lake House, a mid-century modern inn on Lake Placid. The Great Room, with its large fireplace, features couches with Pendleton blankets, board games, and a pool table. Meanwhile, the Waterfront Collection is a building with guests rooms that offer views onto Mirror Lake.

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This upscale, modern resort sits along the stunning shores of Mirror Lake and features rooms with swank Adirondack-style decor...

At High Peaks Resort, you'll have access to the natural beauty of the region. The lakeside hotel is located right downtown, so you'll never be in want of something to do. Head out onto Main Street or take advantage of the complementary boats to go on a watery adventure.

High Peaks Resort, will bring four artists to your attention through the seasons.  Ms. Friesen was the featured artist in the late fall.  There is no question you should stay at the Resort (which boasts three different accommodation choices).  Each with its unique attributes with a kick-ass view of Mirror Lake.

Right across the street is the Dancing Bear, a lovely breakfast spot located inside the High Peaks Resort.

The dog-friendly High Peaks Resort in downtown Lake Placid still has rooms available from $333 per night.

Vibrant rooms at High Peaks Resort feature Adirondack-inspired decor and are equipped with flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and minifridges among other amenities.

This spectacular waterfront resort is located right in the middle of downtown Lake Placid, right on the Main Street where all the action happens, but somehow manages to feel intimate and secluded, like an oasis of calm in a sandstorm!

It is a modern resort with various rooms and suites in Lake Placid’s heart.

With a convenient location near Mirror Lake, High Peaks Resort is an ideal luxury destination for travelers looking to kayak and paddleboard.

We’re not big spenders when it comes to road trips, but staying at the High Peaks Resort by Lake Placid was our one big splurge of this trip. With a direct view of Mirror Lake right outside of the room, our stay at the High Peaks Resort was so relaxing and much needed on an otherwise packed road trip itinerary.

Lake Placid offers breathtaking views of Mirror Lake and the Adirondack foliage. Visitors can stay at High Peaks Resort and explore Olympic Legacy Sites such as Whiteface Mountain and the Olympic Jumping Complex. The Flaming Leaves Festival and Lake Placid Film Festival are also worth checking out.

High Peaks Resort is perfect for couples looking for rustic-chic accommodations in the Adirondacks. With options for guest rooms with lake and mountain views, this property allows couples to ensconce themselves in nature. Indulge in a massage from the on-site
spa, rest in the luxe guest rooms, or sign up for one of the wellness experiences the resort curates for their guests.

There’s nothing quite like spending a weekend surrounded by Adirondack foliage and sprawling views of Mirror Lake, and High Peaks Resort in Lake Placid is the place to find it. Choose from three different lodging accommodations: the Resort, the Waterfront Collection, or the Lake House, all located on Main Street.

The Lake House has a casual, homey feel—that is, if your home was a cool, vintage-inspired alpine lake house with postcard-worthy mountain and lake views from the balcony. From the modern-rustic great room filled with comfy couches, games, and a large fireplace to the warm wood finishings, the through line is cozy, casual, and fun.

Lake Placid is arguably the most well-known town in the Adirondacks, largely for hosting the Olympic games twice (1932 and 1980), but also for the serene majesty of its setting and the almost painfully quaint browsing, sipping and eating opportunities in the alpine village.

Watch the soaring Adirondack peaks shift from daylight to temporary twilight as totality hits Lake Placid for 3 minutes and 22 seconds. This upstate New York mountain town knows how to throw a party. It hosted the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games, with many venues still open for visitors to experience today. Lake Placid is also one of the Empire State’s best total solar eclipse getaways. High Peaks Resort, set on cerulean Mirror Lake, provides a can’t-beat view.

This modern resort features recently renovated rooms and suites, a spa, multiple dining options, and an outdoor pool. The resort is conveniently located near Main Street and Mirror Lake.

Stay right on Main Street at the Lake House and explore the cozy bars and restaurants.

Opt for the Lake House at High Peaks Resort, which overlooks Mirror Lake and is the hippest of High Peaks’ hotels. In the comfort of snug, cabinlike digs with tasteful midcentury decor, guests can luxuriate in bougie amenities like Pendleton throws.

High Peaks Resort commands three corners of Lake Placid’s bustling Main Street with three distinct properties: the cozy, mid-century Lake House Resort, the grand Lake House, and lakefront Waterfront Collection.

If you’re seeking a place to stay with your furry companion, look no further. The United States is brimming with pet-friendly hotels that will happily greet your four-legged friend. You’ll have plenty of choices for the perfect abode, from luxurious resorts to more budget-friendly options.

If you stay at High Peaks Resort, you’ll be within walking distance of all of downtown Lake Placid’s best shopping, dining and even a few outdoor experiences, like dog sledding on the village’s Mirror Lake.

Lake Placid offers plenty of fun things to do throughout the year. When the weather’s warm, choose a trail and set out on a hike in New York’s Adirondack Mountains. Get out on the lake to try fly-fishing, canoeing, kayaking or water skiing!

Lake Placid in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York is known for exciting winter activities, including Olympic Games, skiing, ice skating, and more. The gorgeous resort town is known for hosting the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics, and being a mountain and a lake town, there are plenty of opportunities for outdoorsy vacationers. Some of the best things to do in this winter wonderland include riding the Lake Placid Toboggan Chute, dog sledding, and skiing the Whiteface Mountain.

Opt for the Lake House at High Peaks Resort, which overlooks Mirror Lake and is the hippest of High Peaks’ hotels. In the comfort of snug, cabinlike digs with tasteful midcentury decor.

Known for a plethora of quaint towns surrounded by stunning backdrops, the Adirondacks boast a number of sweet spots for vividly-hued leaf-peeping—and Lake Placid is undoubtedly one of the best with its lakeside charm and scenery to spare.

Enjoy the vibrant colors of fall on horseback, or try some tasty seasonal treats at Lake Placid’s orchids. For a relaxing stay, book a stay at the High Peaks Resort, providing a mix of luxury and comfort.

The ever-popular High Peaks Resort and the midcentury gem Lake House also offer spectacular lake views.

Most accommodations, from upscale complexes such as High Peaks Resort in Lake Placid to the cozy four-cabin Potter’s Resort by Blue Mountain Lake, exude that laidback character owners of the Great Camps worked so hard to hone.  At High Peaks Resort, roughing it means enjoying a glass of bubbly happily handed to guests upon arrival in the expansive lobby decorated with gorgeous vintage canoes, while at Potter’s, it translates into a kayak — and a lake — less than 10 steps from your cabin.

At High Peaks Resort in New York's Adirondacks, roughing it means enjoying a glass of bubbly happily handed to guests upon arrival in the expansive lobby decorated with gorgeous vintage canoes.

Since opening during the 1980 Olympics, Dancing Bears Restaurant has become one of the most beloved restaurants in Lake Placid. This is part of the High Peaks Resort and has a very hearty breakfast menu + dinner menu. Be warned, the portions can be giant for certain dishes — we recommend coming hungry or sharing with the table.

High Peaks Resort has a prime Lake Placid location and quick access to skiing, snowmobiling, dogsledding, ice fishing, fat tire biking, sledding and more.

Teens will enjoy the proximity to Lake Placid at the High Peaks Resort, where a Golf in the Adirondacks Package guarantees a family room with mountain views, private balcony, two queen beds, breakfast, and 18 holes of golf including cart at The Whiteface Club from $554 plus taxes and fees.

Spread across three different properties in Lake Placid, High Peaks Resort offers an upscale getaway in the Adirondacks, providing an ideal mix of access to popular attractions and a wide range of shopping along with many on-site amenities.

Take a peek at this deal if you love the beautiful outdoors and mountains of the Adirondacks. Head to High Peaks Resort for Labor Day and enjoy hotels from $179/night, as opposed to the $399 rate when booking directly. Also take advantage of the daily $50 resort credit to make the most of your stay.

There are amazing views, a stunning outdoor patio and family-friendly amenities including two outdoor pools, two indoor pools and complementary watercrafts to use. Even dogs get special treatment here with dog-friendly rooms and a spiffy bandana at check-in!

High Peaks Resort in the heart of Lake Placid is the perfect home base for exploring the Adirondacks.

For a peaceful lakeside getaway, check out Lake Placid, New York. You and your dog can enjoy the comforts of High Peaks Resort, complete with complimentary beds and bowls, and a pet relief area in the resort courtyard. 

Smoke Signals has great barbecue, while many restaurants, including Lisa G’s and The Dancing Bears offer a variety of creative, tasty American fare.

High Peaks Resort in the heart of Lake Placid is the perfect home base for exploring the Adirondacks. Guests can choose from three unique lodging experiences overlooking Mirror Lake and the Adirondack mountains: The Resort, a traditional hotel featuring 105 newly renovated guest rooms; the modern retro-vibe Lake House with 44 guest rooms; and the private and serene Waterfront Collection, featuring 28 guest rooms including 10 suites on the shores of Mirror Lake.

Check out Escape Brooklyn’s Roadtrip Through the Adirondacks where we glamped at Posh Primitive (just minutes from Revolution Rail), before heading north to Lake Placid for a stay at the Lake House High Peaks Resort, plus an overnight at Dartbrook Lodge in Keene Valley.

There’s a reason that Ironman Lake Placid is a perennial favorite for triathletes. For one weekend every July, the area becomes a magnet for multisport athletes and their families, who enjoy this town’s postcard-perfect setting in New York’s Adirondack region. But while Placid is the obvious draw to the ‘Dacks, there are plenty more places to train and explore throughout the six million acres of protected parkland—all just about 250 miles from New York City.

This summer, explore the full Adirondacks, whose boundaries roughly correspond to Adirondack Park extending in northeast New York to the Vermont border. The full region spans eight counties, covering a swath of mostly forested land punctuated by a cluster of mountains and nearly 3,000 lakes and ponds. In short, it’s a perfect place for a family (or friend) train-cation.

A five-hour drive north of New York City, High Peaks Resort is the perfect home base for a snowshoe trek or skiing adventure at Whiteface Mountain in the winter or a relaxing hike around Lake Placid in the summer. This is a dog’s outdoor wonderland.

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High Peaks Resort sits  in the heart of Lake Placid making it ideal for exploring the Adirondacks.

High Peaks Resort includes three separate lakeside hotels on Mirror Lake. The actual resort hotel offers family-friendly accommodations for weekend getaways near NYC and amenities that make the stay easy for the whole family, including your pup with dog beds, bowls, and a doggy bandana included in every pet booking.

Whether you’re perched on an Adirondack chair peering out at the lake or having dinner fireside with views of the Great Range, it’s about as scenic as it gets.

No matter the season, High Peaks is a great option when looking for an inclusive resort. It isn't too far from Main Street and offers a ton: a gym, multiple pools, lake access, and, of course, restaurants.

It’s also one of those rare towns in upstate New York that are perfect at basically any time of year since you can easily go hiking/ swimming/boating in the summer (hiking here is epic since Lake Placid is at the very center of the High Peaks region) and sleigh riding/tabogganing/skiing/dog sledding in the winter – at least if you don’t mind seriously cold temperatures.

Typically, a town with “lake” in its name makes a great summer-season destination. And Lake Placid is no exception. But winter—winter is when the village, home of only the most famous US sports moment of all time, really comes alive.

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