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Lakes to Locks Passage IPW2015 Press Kit
View of Lake George from Buck Mountain – Washington County Tourism
Ausable Chasm – Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVB
Lake George Steamboats – Warren County Tourism Department
View of Tug and Champlain Canal at Whitehall – Leslie DixonView of Tug and Champlain Canal at Whitehall – Leslie Dixon
View of Lake George from Buck Mountain – Washington County TourismView of Lake George from Buck Mountain – Washington County Tourism
Ausable Chasm – Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVBAusable Chasm – Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVB
Lake George Steamboats – Warren County Tourism DepartmentLake George Steamboats – Warren County Tourism Department
Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVBRegional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVB
View of Tug and Champlain Canal at Whitehall – Leslie DixonView of Tug and Champlain Canal at Whitehall – Leslie Dixon
View of Lake George from Buck Mountain – Washington County TourismView of Lake George from Buck Mountain – Washington County Tourism
Ausable Chasm – Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVBAusable Chasm – Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVB
Lake George Steamboats – Warren County Tourism DepartmentLake George Steamboats – Warren County Tourism Department
Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVBRegional Office of Sustainable Tourism - Lake Placid CVB
View of the Hudson at Bemis Heights, the scene of the Battles of Saratoga – Saratoga National Historical ParkView of the Hudson at Bemis Heights, the scene of the Battles of Saratoga – Saratoga National Historical Park
View of Tug and Champlain Canal at Whitehall – Leslie DixonLakes to Locks Passage takes you through a spectacular landscape in upstate New York laden with history, nature, and recreational areas to explore. Find your way through three story-filled regions that connect the historic waters of Lake Champlain, Lake George and the Champlain Canal to the confluence of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers.
Streams of history flow through these valleys, reflecting “lives,” that continue to unfold. Follow our thematic itineraries to visit sites and interpretive exhibits through the region, tracking the overlapping threads of the Four Lives of Lakes to Locks Passage.
