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A hush fills the air; a quiet and a peace
descend which human beings are seldom privileged to know. If
you're an artist, writer or poet, few places
on earth are as sure to bring on the heavenly muse. Relax in an Adirondack chair beneath the old sugar maples, gaze out at the flaming mountainside mirrored in the tranquil waters, and let the verses flow. . . As you watch in wonder, you'll know as we do that no throne of olden days ever offered richer rewards. Sometimes guests awaken to a special treat - if we get an early dusting of snow on the mountaintop, the white cap on the scarlet mountain is a sight nearly too beautiful for words. |
| Long known for one of the lowest pollen counts in New York State, Blue Mountain Lake is the perfect retreat for those who suffer from seasonal allergies. The air is pure and clean, with mild days and cool crisp evenings. As night descends, sit round a crackling bonfire and thrill to a starscape unsurpassed in Eastern North America. |
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| Autumn is also the season for several time-honored events in our neck of the woods: The spacious grounds of the Adirondack Museum host the Annual Rustic Furniture Fair (September 6 - 7), where the finest carvers in the mountains gather to show and sell their creations. Visitors from across the country arrive for the chance to meet these world-class artisans and bring home a piece of the Adirondacks. The famed Annual Antiques Fair, held several weeks later (September 19 - 21), likewise draws numerous savvy treasure seekers. |
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Until
you've seen the mist rise in spectral columns from the lake,
burned away by the morning sun, or paddled through a palette
which would awe the Impressionists, you haven't really known
all that Autumn can do. Take advantage of our excellent off-season rates and reserve yourself a week or weekend you'll carry with you all year long. |
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Come home! Experience Autumn at Prospect Point. |
| The loveliest of seasons . . . | |
| In the loveliest of places. |
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