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By car
The best way in is by car - fill up the tank, because there is quite a distance between stops, and gas stations can be tough to find. The city can be accessed via the Northway (Interstate 87) from both the south [wiki=35464e0ed96bea89f8d741fa2e71aa12]Albany[/wiki] and North [wiki=752c1887937cc8a20928aebc4bac70d6]Plattsburgh[/wiki]/[wiki=0004b45d97463070fbfd2c26207c427d]Montreal[/wiki]).
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By ferry
Ticonderoga Ferry, Phone: +1 802 897-7999, [http://www.middlebury.net/tiferry/]. Ferries vehicles across Lake Champlain between Fort Ticonderoga, New York and
Larrabee's Point in Shoreham Vermont, linking NY Route 74 and Vermont Route 73. Holds up to 18 cars, trip takes seven minutes one way. Cars $8 one way - $14 round trip.
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By train
Amtrak, NY Highway 74 and Sandy Redoubt near Lake Champlain Ferry, 1-800-USA-RAIL, [http://www.amtrak.com]. There's a train station, but the train runs irregularly.
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Like most Adirondack towns, the transportation infrastructure is non-existent. Cars are required for travel.
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Fort Ticonderoga, Route 74, +1 518 585-2821, email: fort@fort-ticonderoga.org, [http://www.fort-ticonderoga.org/]. Daily mid-May to mid-Oct. 9AM-5PM. Restored 18th century fort with exhibits and reenactments. No pets, no camera tripods. Adults $12, seniors $10.80, ages 7-12 $6. World-renowned museum and historic restored fort on scenic Lake Champlain. Site of major victories in the French & Indian War and American Revolution. Restored King's Garden, Military Garrison Garden, Children’s Garden, and Native American Garden. Hands-on kids programs daily. Fife & Drum Corps and artillery demos daily July and August. Encampments and special events throughout the season. Museum store, restaurant, picnics, easy drive from Lake Placid.
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Snug Harbor Marina, 92 Black Point Rd, 518-585-6685.
*Ticonderoga Cartoon Museum, 129 The Portage, 518-585-7015.
*Ticonderoga Festival Guild, 518-585-6716. The Ticonderoga Festival Guild provides a diverse arts program year-round. In summer, the Guild presents performances by jazz, folk, and big band acts from around the country.
*Ticonderoga Golf & Country Club, Route 9N, 518-585-2801. Season: April 15 - October 31. Holes: 18, Par: 71, Yards: 6,287; Men's Slope: 120, Men's Rating: 69.7, Women's Slope: 115, Women's Rating: 69.4. Pro shop, carts, rentals, lessons, restaurant, cocktail lounge. Course/Additional Amenities: Designed by Seymour Dunn and established is 1925, this course is in the historic Lord Howe valley.
*Ticonderoga Heritage Museum, Montcalm Street, Bicentennial Park, 518-585-2696. The Ticonderoga Heritage Museum is in downtown Ticonderoga. Situated in a lovely setting next to Bicentennial Park and the lower falls of the LaChute River, this charming brick building, constructed in 1888, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is one of the few examples of High Victorian architecture in Ticonderoga. It also represents an important part of Ticonderoga's industrial past, as it remains the sole remnant of the pulp and paper complex which dominated this part of the village for over one hundred years.
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Country Florist & Gifts, 24 Mount Hope Ave. 518-585-2264.
*Lonergan's Antiques, 337 State Route 9N, 518-585-3374.
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Full service, American, open for: lunch, dinner, the Adirondack style pub and restaurant offers an eclectic array of foods. The Burgoyne Grill offers an atmosphere suitable for all ages. Spacious, elegant banquet and meeting facility, complete with in-house catering for up to 225 guests. Lunch and dinner year round, seven days a week.
*Hot Biscuit Diner, 14 Montcalm St, 518-585-3483.hotbiscuitdiner.com hours 7AM-8PM Monday - Saturday 7AM-1PM Sunday Full service restaurant, bakery and catering which is well suited to the American family. The restaurant features nightly homemade dinners and a full children's menu. The bakery serves up some of the best pies in the county! Separate meeting room available upon request. (seats up to 40). Eat in or takeout.
*Burleigh House, 120 Montcalm St, 518-585-9138.
*Carillon Restaurant, Hague Rd, 518-585-7657, [http://www.carillonrestaurant.com].
*Corner Cafe, 110 Lake George Ave, 518-585-2896.
*Eddie's Restaurant, Hague Rd, 518-585-7030.
*Emerald's at the Ti Country Club Restaurant, Rt. 9N, 518-585-7435.
*Fort View Inn, Montcalm Rd, 518-585-7767.
*George's II, Ticonderoga 191 Montcalm Rd., 518-585-2673.
*Log House Restaurant at Fort Ticonderoga (Seasonal), 518-585-2650.
*Lord Howe Valley Farms, 369 Rte 9N, 518-585-3009.
*Olde Schoolhouse Restaurant, Route 9N & 22, 518-585-9071.
*The Olde Mill Cafe, 133 Montcalm St, 518-585-9203.
*Wagon Wheel Restaurant, 1065 Wicker St., 518-585-7755.
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Full service, American, open for: lunch, dinner, the Adirondack style pub and restaurant offers an eclectic array of foods. The Burgoyne Grill offers an atmosphere suitable for all ages. Spacious, elegant banquet and meeting facility, complete with in-house catering for up to 225 guests. Lunch and dinner year round, seven days a week.
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Circle Court Motel, 440 Montcalm Street, 518-585-7660.
*Stone House Motel and Motor Lodge, 9 Montcalm Street, 518-585-7394, [http://www.stonehouseinti.com].
*The Lake Champlain Inn B&B, 428 County Route 3 Putnam Station, 518-547-9942, [url=http://www.tlcinn.com].]
*Belfred Court Motel, 43 Montcalm Street, 518-585-7000.
*Brookwood RV Resort, 133 Route 9N, 518-585-4462.
*Cook Cottage Rentals, Baldwin Road, 518-585-7654/7240, [http://www.heartbay.org[/url].
*Green Acres Motel, Wicker Street, 518-585-6736.
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