Lake Placid Legacy Sites - Visit Olympic Venues in the Adirondacks

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Lake Placid boasts the distinction of hosting two Olympic Winter Games, initially in 1932 and then again in 1980. These historic venues, collectively known as the Lake Placid Legacy Sites, comprise the Olympic Center, Olympic Jumping Complex, Mt Van Hoevenberg, and Whiteface Mountain.

Today, these iconic venues stand as testament to the enduring spirit of the Games, welcoming visitors, hosting events, and serving as premier training grounds for various sports. They have recently undergone substantial enhancement and are ready to host you on your next adventure. Explore below to plan your visit!

Plan your visit with the online calendar and download the weekly calendar for a snapshot of the current week.

Activities & Events Calendar

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Fall Events

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Flaming Leaves Festival

October 12 & 13 | One of the premier ski jumping events of the season, the US Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined National Championships, plays out with a background of fall foliage, live music, vendors, crafts, and fun for the whole family.

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World Figure & Fancy Skating Championships

October 9 – 13 | Experience the magic of figure skating like never before at the World Figure & Fancy Skating Championships! Skaters glide on stunning black ice, where every move they make carves intricate, artistic patterns with their blades. It’s a breathtaking display of skill, beauty, and innovation, where the ice becomes a canvas and the skaters’ movements turn into masterpieces.

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Located in the Adirondack Mountains, the historic Lake Placid Legacy Sites offer visitors a blend of natural beauty and thrilling experiences that make for an unforgettable summer getaway. Take a look at the digital brochure and plan your fall vacation today!

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Mt Van Hoevenberg

Cliffside Coaster

Ride the longest coaster in North America, learning about the Olympic history of the track on the way up!