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Aunt Shy's Hide-Away
Aunt Shy's hide-away is nestled on a dead end road in the Spruce Mill Brook Valley bounded by Saddle Hill and Hood Mountain (both on the 250-acre property). Situated in the Adirondack Park midway between the High Peaks and Lake Champlain (Exit 32 on I-87), this property is in an ideal base for enjoying the Adirondack Mountains and Lake Champlain Valley. Looking to get away from the daily grind, hike, bike, fish, ski, or just relax by the fire. Five minutes to the Meadowmount School of Music.

Cozy Adirondack Mountain Cottage
Experience mountain air + style at our tiny cabin. Nestled in the heart of nature+ adjacent to our private lodge, offering the perfect getaway for nature lovers + adventurers alike. Whether you're looking to relax in the sauna or hot tub + we offer the ideal place to unwind + recharge, we aim to please. Please note, all cabin amenities are available to cabin guest only (no pets + no smoking) please note this is a luxury cabin adjacent to other rental properties with private spaces + some shared

The Adirondack Love Shack
No additional fees! Wake up to the sounds and sights of a relaxing Adirondack stream in quaint, little Elizabethtown, NY. The building is in our backyard and the inside is roughly 10x12, with a queen size bed, dresser, a mini-fridge, coffee maker, outlets, a light inside and on the open porch, TV and heat/fan. Enjoy your morning coffee or read a book sitting by the fire. Please bring your own linens for the queen size bed and towels. Blankets for inside use provided. The shower/toilet are shared

Adirondack Cottage Retreat
35 minutes from Lake Placid, our charming guest cottage is set back against woods and offers a tranquil refuge for those looking to relax in nature, featuring two private porches and rustic woodworking throughout. A pet-friendly space ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, a couple's getaway, those working from home, or those just looking to have a peaceful retreat in the mountains - come enjoy our 25 acres of fields, forests, ponds and private riverbank. Also available: airbnb.com/h/adkmountainview

Ascent House | Keene
A unique retreat meticulously crafted for resting and recharging after exploring in our beautiful Adirondack Wilderness. Flooded with natural light, every room offers calming frames of nature. Watch the sun peak through the forest and rise over the mountains through expansive windows. Ascend the levels of the house, each revealing more landscape. Experience a designer woodfired traditional Finnish sauna & totally recharge while embracing our harsh Adirondack weather. We hope you love it here.

Secluded ADK cabin | family fun & hiking adventure
Relax with the whole family or a group of like-minded friends at this peaceful and ultra secluded wooden cabin. On the property, you can use fire pit, play ping pong, and enjoy in any way you prefer. The house is adjacent to former cross-county skiing trails that are used as hiking trails. You can easily make a short drive to Lake Placid & Whiteface for skiing. Keene with many hiking trails is 20 minutes away; many hiking trails are within 3-5 minutes drive (Rocky Peak, Hurricane, Baxter).

Owl's Head Cabin · ADK High Peaks Trails & Brook
SUMMER SATURDAY-SATURDAY 7 NIGHT STAY REQUIRED - Private 40-acre retreat directly surrounded by the 23,100-acre Giant Mountain Wilderness Preserve. A babbling brook runs behind the cabin; the Owl's Head Lookout trailhead is steps away, with the High Peaks further down the path. Gather at the fire pit each night, wake to the sound of a mountain stream. Fully stocked: wood stove, screened porch, firewood, games, library, full kitchen. Guests call it "food for the soul." Four seasons.

The Berghüttli: Glowing Swiss Hut in the Forest
The Berghüttli ("little mountain hut") is a Swiss-inspired hut and farm stay surrounded by National Forest in Goshen, VT (pop. 168). A completely private escape—no other structures in sight, just woods and quiet. Inside, a wall of windows brings the forest right up to you, while glowing maple plywood fills the space with warm light. High-speed fiber internet runs a reliable 300 Mbps. Stay connected or switch off completely. Search "The Berghüttli" on YouTube for a video tour.

Riverside Tent Camping Site
Get back to nature! This is a quite riverside primitive campsite. NO BATHROOMS so everything is natural. Come let the tranquil noise of our river lul you to sleep in the fresh Adirondack mountain air. Lots of hiking, boating, rock climbing and mountain biking near by. Only 25 minutes to Lake Placid ( home of two winter Olympics) for some of the Adirondacks best restaurants and tourist destination. There are NO trash facilities on site, so if you pack it in, pack it out!

Peaceful Adirondack Cabin right on John's Brook
This cabin is set in a gorgeous, tree-rimmed meadow directly on John's Brook, just 1/2 mile from the village of Keene Valley. Miles of trails are outside your door for your summer or winter enjoyment. Fly fish in the brook just steps from the house or climb Marcy and the range from the front door! The cabin is cozy in the winter with wifi, a fully equipped kitchen and modern amenities. You will enjoy the entire property to yourself in a truly serene setting.

Adirondack Cozy Log Cabin
We are a pet friendly cozy cabin set in the Jay Range. This hand-crafted log cabin was built from the trees right on the property. Featuring authentic rustic charm along with all the modern conveniences, a new cook’s kitchen, dishwasher, gas range and a wood burning stove. Relax in the deep soaking tub, perfect for after a long hike in the high peaks district. If privacy, comfort and tranquility are what you are after, the Cabin is the right place for you.

Adirondack Cozy Cabin
Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly getaway overlooking serene Lincoln Pond in the beautiful Adirondacks Located on 42 acres of wildlife sanctuary with hiking trails, this property is the perfect place for 2-4 people who are looking to enjoy some quiet time. Share the fire pit, parking lot and driveway with the owner’s cabin next door. If you're driving to The Pond in your EV, you will have access to the FREE Level Two Charging Station.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Elizabethtown?
Elizabethtown has a range of accommodations, including historic homes, rustic cabins, and modern vacation rentals, many close to parks and local attractions. Staying near the village center is often suggested for easy access to shops and eateries.
What are the best things to do in Elizabethtown with kids?
Families can explore nature trails, enjoy picnic spots in local parks, and visit interactive exhibits at small museums in Elizabethtown. Seasonal community events often have kid-friendly activities and games.
What are some of the best things to do in Elizabethtown?
Explore outdoor trails, visit local history museums, or unwind in community parks around Elizabethtown. Local shops and cafes bring the area’s welcoming feel to life, while art spaces encourage creativity.
How is the weather in Elizabethtown?
Elizabethtown has snowy winters ranging from 13–35°F (−11–2°C), while summers are warm and comfortable at 61–82°F (16–28°C). Spring and fall are often mild, though rainfall is common, so layering is recommended.
When is the best time to visit Elizabethtown?
Late spring through early fall is frequently suggested for mild weather and outdoor activities, with autumn drawing attention for colorful foliage. Winter appeals to travelers interested in snow sports and quieter escapes.
What are the best places to visit in Elizabethtown?
Explore local history museums, enjoy community parks, and visit independently owned galleries in Elizabethtown. The Adirondack High Peaks area nearby is frequently suggested for nature lovers.
What are some hiking trails in Elizabethtown?
Elizabethtown has access to forested trails ranging from gentle walks in local parks to more challenging Adirondack High Peaks routes nearby. Some paths feature waterfalls or scenic overlooks for those seeking nature views.
What are some family activities we can do in Elizabethtown?
Go on easy hikes through forested trails, visit small museums with local history exhibits, or attend family-oriented events in community parks. Summer often brings outdoor concerts or activity days for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Elizabethtown?
Explore scenic hiking spots in the Adirondack Mountains, visit local lakes for kayaking, or experience the charm of neighboring villages with historic downtowns and farmers’ markets. Museums focused on regional history are another engaging option.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Elizabethtown?
Some accommodations in Elizabethtown welcome pets, often including outdoor space for dogs to enjoy. It is a good idea to check individual property rules for pet specifics before booking.
What are some local tips for visiting Elizabethtown?
Locals suggest bringing sturdy shoes for exploring trails and a reusable water bottle for outdoor adventures. Markets and farm stands are known for fresh produce, and checking community calendars ahead of visits can help discover local happenings.
What is Elizabethtown known for?
Elizabethtown is known for its village charm, scenic mountain surroundings, and a gateway role to the Adirondack High Peaks. The area’s history and creative community add to its distinctive character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Elizabethtown?
Elizabethtown has quiet hiking paths through forested landscapes, small local history museums, and tranquil lakeshore spots often suggested by residents. Exploring nearby art galleries and independently owned shops brings a sense of the village’s creative spirit.
What are the best foods to try in Elizabethtown?
Locally sourced maple products, classic diners, and regional comfort foods like Adirondack trout or homemade pies are frequently suggested. Farmers’ markets and seasonal produce stands bring a taste of the area’s agricultural roots.
What should I bring for a trip to Elizabethtown?
Pack layers for shifting temperatures, especially in fall, winter, and spring. Waterproof jackets and comfortable shoes help on forested paths, and insect repellent is useful for summer outdoor activities.
What is the nightlife in Elizabethtown like?
Nightlife in Elizabethtown tends to be relaxed, with casual pubs, a few spots for live music, and friendly local eateries. Most options focus on low-key socializing and community events.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Elizabethtown?
Elizabethtown has a summer music series and community fairs where neighbors gather to enjoy live performances and local vendors. Events are often planned in public parks and community spaces, drawing visitors to seasonal celebrations linked to local traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Elizabethtown?
Many vacation rentals in and around Elizabethtown are suited for families, offering larger living spaces, kitchen facilities, and outdoor areas. Look for properties close to parks or with access to nearby recreation.
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