Lake George and Bolton Landing New York Area Events and Activities
Bolton Landing New York and the immediate Adirondack and Lake George regions offer a vast array of activities throughout the year. Outdoor concerts are fun for the whole family as you listen to the various music styles under the Adirondack stars. Theater and Lecture series appeal to our more mature visitors, and our festivals and fairs keep us all young at heart! Bolton Landing New York and the Lake George region of the Adirondacks has it all!

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NATIONAL TRAILS DAY HIKE AT PILOT KNOB
June 2, 2018 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Free
Join the Lake George Land Conservancy at our Schumann Preserve at Pilot Knob as we hike this well-loved 1.8 mile loop trail to celebrate American Hiking Society’s National Trails Day! Walk with us and learn about the trail reconstruction project that will begin in the summer of 2018 and how you can help! Bring a bagged lunch if you’d like to eat at the gazebo as we enjoy the sweeping views of Lake George.
The first 5 people to arrive at the trailhead on June 2nd will receive a FREE National Trails Day t-shirt! Other participants will receive stickers, patches and other goodies while they last, first come first serve!
Please obey all parking signs when arriving at the trailhead.
National Trails Day is the only nationally coordinated event designed to unite all muscle-powered trail activities with the goal of connecting more people to trails. Every trail beckons adventure and has a story to share with any person willing to discover it, and American Hiking Society believes these trail experiences can improve the lives of every American.
Each year, on the first Saturday of June, American Hiking Society and the trails community invite Americans of all ages and abilities to find their own adventure and discover their unique story at one of the thousands of events hosted throughout the country.
By coordinating a wide array of trail activities on a single day, National Trails Day attracts new trail users and helps connect existing trail enthusiasts with local clubs and organizations with the hopes of creating trail advocates and stewards. The task to protect and maintain more than 200,000 miles of trails in the U.S. requires a collaborative effort among trail clubs, organizations, government agencies, and most importantly passionate trail advocates and stewards.
Pilot Knob Gazebo Photo Credit: Carl Heilman II/Wild Visions, Inc.