Where to Buy Adirondack Family Time Guidebooks?

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Scroll down to see a list of stores around the Adirondacks and beyond that carry the Adirondack Family Time guidebooks! 

If you do not see your local bookshop, please let me know and I will contact them. Thank you for your continued support! 
Champlain Valley Plattsburgh to Ticonderoga


$17.95 (plus shipping) 

The second Adirondack Family activities guidebook is available now. Adirondack Family Time: Champlain Valley Plattsburgh to Ticonderoga is a comprehensive four-season guide to over 300 activities in the Adirondack Champlain Valley for the towns of Plattsburgh, Willsboro, Westport, Essex, Port Henry, Crown Point and Ticonderoga.





COMING SOON: Long Lake to Old Forge (2013) and North Creek to Lake George. (2014)








Adirondack Family Time: Tri-Lakes and High Peaks: Your Four-Season Guide to Over 300 Activities (with GPS Coordinates) is a comprehensive four-seaon guide for the towns of Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, Keene/Keene Valley, Jay/Upper Jay, Wilmington, published by Hungry Bear Publishing 

$17.95 (plus shipping)

Support bookstores and local shops by either buying locally or online. If you don't see your favorite store here, let me know! 

I've indicated which stores have the book available on their own online bookstore!


Available at these fine stores! 

Albany
The Book House of Stuyvasant Plaza

Blue Mountain Lake
Adirondack Museum, Blue Mt Lake (available online as well as in store)

Bolton Landing

Saranac Lake
Blue Line Sports Main Street
Books and Basket Olive Street

Inlet


Lake George

Lake Placid
The Bookstore Plus (buy online as well as in store)

Long Lake 

Old Forge

Plattsburgh
Cornerstone Bookshop, Margaret Street
Kidstructive Fun, Champlain Mall 

 Tupper Lake
The Wild Center (available online as well as in the store)


Barnes and Noble is carrying both editions of Adirondack Family Time! 
© Diane Chase, author of Adirondack Family Time: Tri-Lakes and High Peaks 
(Your Four-Season Guide to Over 300 Activities)
for the towns of Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Jay/Upper Jay, Wilmington,
Keene/Keene Valley  as well as Adirondack Family Time Champlain Valley: Plattsburgh to Ticonderoga.
 
Diane is currently working on the third guidebook in the four-book series
of Adirondack Family Activities



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