Lake Placid Cabins Close to Area Attractions

Relax and explore the great outdoors in this quintessential mountain town. Known for its endless opportunities for recreation, Lake Placid offers everything from high peaks and waterfalls to lakes and sandy beaches. After a day of activities, take a drive into town, where you’ll find a quaint Adirondack Main Street lined with shops, restaurants, and Olympic history – just 10 minutes from our Lake Placid cabins.

Outdoor Recreation

Lake Placid is a recreation lover’s paradise, offering hiking, biking, paddling and more in the beautiful Adirondack Park. Hike to dozens of waterfalls, summit the famed Adirondack High Peaks, and explore the Lussi and Logger mountain bike trails. Take a leisurely paddle around Mirror Lake, soak up the sun on the sandy beach, or fly-fish the Ausable River. In winter, visitors enjoy snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, as well as downhill skiing and riding at nearby Whiteface Mountain.

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Olympic Attractions

Visit the sites of the 1932 and 1980 Olympic Winter Games, including the rink where the U.S. hockey team won the famous “Miracle on Ice” game against the heavily-favored Soviet Union. Enjoy year-round ice skating in the Olympic Center and tour the Olympic Museum. Take an elevator to the top of the ski jumps and ride the Cliffside Coaster alongside the Olympic bobsled track. You can even ski the Olympic slopes at Whiteface Mountain, and enjoy hiking, gondola rides and a scenic drive to the summit in the off-season.

Events

Lake Placid is home to several world-class sporting events, including the legendary Ironman triathlon, the Empire State Winter Games and the World University Games, as well as many hockey and lacrosse tournaments. The scenic mountain town also hosts the Lake Placid and I Love NY Horse Shows, an annual film festival, a BBQ festival and multiple music festivals, including the Songs at Mirror Lake Music Series and the Flaming Leaves Festival.

Shopping

Downtown Lake Placid is a postcard-perfect village with a variety of locally-owned shops selling everything from outdoor adventure gear and Adirondack keepsakes to jewelry, antiques, books and more.

Dining

You’ll also find Lake Placid is one of the best places to dine in the Adirondacks. It’s worth the short drive from Moreno’s Cabins to explore Lake Placid’s diverse dining scene. From sandwiches to gourmet meals, many of this town’s restaurants provide farm-to-table options featuring locally sourced food from small, family-run farms. Foodies can choose from styles ranging from Adirondack-style barbecue to five-star dinners created by innovative chefs. No matter what you’re hungry for, everything tastes better in the mountains. Follow this link to learn more about the best dining options in Lake Placid.