Your journey begins with a welcome dinner hosted by your Tour Manager and an overnight stay in Ohio. Meal: D Continue today into the beautiful Adirondack Mountains region of upstate New York and the town of Watertown for a two-night stay. Meals: B, D Enjoy a leisurely narrated cruise through the 1000 Islands region of the St. Lawrence River while your guide shares historic, environmental and seaway facts. A stop is made at Dark Island for a one hour walking tour of Singer Castle. Originally built as a hunting lodge by the president of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Commodore Bourne, the castle became a religious retreat before being opened to public tours and is rumored to be haunted.

This afternoon visit the Antique Boat Museum where its collection evokes the nostalgia of days gone by along the St. Lawrence Seaway. Meals: B, L Travel through Adirondack Park for beautiful scenery on your way to the High Peaks region. There are breathtaking views of New York State’s highest mountains in autumn color. A local guide takes you through Lake Placid, home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics. There will be time on your own here before arriving at your hotel, The Queensbury. Meals: B, D The day begins on the water on a narrated lunch cruise on beautiful Lake George to enjoy the rich autumn colors and fabulous scenery. Then we are off to a touring of the historic town of Saratoga Springs. Here, a local guide joins you for a tour of this unique upstate town. See the Historic Saratoga Springs Race Track, once a stomping ground of New York’s rich and famous, along with the homes district and Spa Park. Meals: B, L Today, climb aboard the Adirondack Scenic Railroad at Thendara Station for a scenic excursion to Big Moose Station. Relax and enjoy the ride which reveals the Adirondacks’ hidden beauties in its lush forests, scenic rivers and quaint streams.

Enjoy an included lunch at the Big Moose Station Restaurant before continuing to Turning Stone Casino Resort, your home for the night. Meal: B In Rochester you visit the George Eastman House, a registered National Historic Landmark. Heralded as the father of modern photography and motion picture film, George Eastman’s home celebrates the art of photography, and its collection rivals that of the Getty Museum. Tour the home and enjoy lunch on own in the café before continuing on to Ohio and a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D Return home from your Adirondack adventure. Meal: B