Contact

Mary Clare Boyle

mb05580@sjfc.edu
(610) 357-5236

The Adirondacks Region; COVID Guidelines

The Adirondacks offer a variety of activities for every person. You can spend a quiet day
reading in a cabin or an active one hiking or skiing. Regardless of how you rewind, you can do it
in the Adirondacks. While there are still some COVID rules to follow, our region is still the
perfect place to take the break you needed during midterms.
COVID Regulations in the Adirondacks:
● Masks still required indoors
● Masks still required if outdoors and within 6 feet
● Mask should cover nose and mouth
● Try to keep a 6 foot distance at all times
● Practice hand hygiene
● Monitor for symptoms
● If exposed, you must follow the quarantine guidelines outlined on the NYS website
● If symptomatic, you must immediately isolate and contact the local health department

Activities Dining Lodging

● Mountain and Stream
Guide Service
● High Falls Gorge
● Ausable Chasm
● Beaver Brook Outfitters
● Riverwalking and Forest
Bathing
● Guided Hikes with
Jackson
● The Garnet Hill Outdoor
Center
● North Country Children's
Museum
● The Wild Center
● Strand Center For The
Arts and Strand Theatre
● Chapman Museum
● Dynamite Hill Recreation
Center & Nature Trail
● Bowlwinkles
● Lakeview Lanes
● Dynamite Hill Recreation
Center & Nature Trail
Restaurants and bars are open at 75% Most of the cabins,
capacity; pro tip: call ahead. hotels, cottages,
B&Bs, and inns are
open to
● Springbrook Hollow Farm Distillery
reservations.
● Bolton Landing Brewing Company
● Ledge Rock Hill Winery & Vineyard There are
● Adirondack Winery campgrounds that
● Northway Brewing Co. are open, although
● Adirondack Winery - Bolton Landing some of the
Tasting Room community's
amenities might be
● Paradox Brewery
restricted.
● Fulton Chain Craft Brewery
● Blue Line Brewery
● Big Slide Brewery & Public House
● Lake Placid Pub & Brewery
 Contact
Mary Clare Boyle
mb05580@sjfc.edu
(610) 357-5236