Tannery Pond Community Center

by northcrek | May 2, 2016

Tannery Pond Community Center

Art, Music, Events!

Tannery Pond Community Center

Presenting great performances, art exhibits and community events in the Gore Mountain Region of the Adirondacks, and managing use of Tannery Pond Community Center for the benefit of all.

From classical to bluegrass and jazz to folk, the annual concert series includes widely acclaimed bands and ensembles from the regional and national stage. The Our Town Theatre Group also presents two main stage productions and other events each year. The center’s Lyle Dye Auditorium can seat up to 150 people and is the ideal venue to enjoy performances due its excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere.
Widlund Gallery features art by accomplished and emerging artists from the region, or with a unique connection to the region. The community center offers information for visitors, including hiking maps and brochures for a variety of attractions throughout the Adirondacks and Lake George Region. The facility is also available for meetings, conferences and private events.
Tannery Pond Center’s office and Widlund Gallery are open on the following days, except for major holidays.
TUES 10 AM - 4 PM, WED 10 am – 4 pm, THU 10 am – 4 pm, FRI 10 am – 4pm, SAT 12Noon-4 pm

Tannery Pond Community Center | 228 Main Street, PO Box 54 | North Creek, NY 12853 | 518-251-2505 | website

Tannery Pond Events CLICK HERE (leaves website) Tannery Pond Community Center Website CLICK HERE

Tannery Pond Community Center

Tannery Pond Community Center
228 Main St.
North Creek, NY 12853
https://tannerypondcenter.org/

North Creek Depot Museum

by northcrek | May 2, 2016

North Creek Depot Museum

Take a step into the past!

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The North Creek Depot Museum

North Creek Railway Depot Museum will be open for 2025.
Listed on the State and National Registrar, the North Creek Railroad Station Complex is located in the Hamlet of North Creek in the Town of Johnsburg, Warren County, New York. It is in the southeast portion of the Adirondack Forest Preserve with more or less rural lands to the south and east. The railroad line hugs the western shore of the Hudson River, traversing North Creek on its way to Tahawus. The station complex is at the northern end of the hamlet on the West Bank of the Hudson. The complex also includes the restored freight house and engine house that are currently occupied by the Railroad, a sand tower, and a ninety-foot turntable.

Take a step into the past as you enter North Creek’s restored 1871 Adirondack/D&H Railroad Depot. Saved from the brink of demolition, the North Creek Railroad Station now serves as a Museum (with a fabulous diorama), Heritage Center, as well as a cultural and economic hub in Historic North Creek.
Hours: North Creek Railway Depot Museum will be open in 2025. 25th Birthday Celebration Sat. July 12, 1-4PM

More to do - RevRail Railbike Tours | Greg Tomb Glassblowing | All Attractions

North Creek Depot Museum

North Creek Depot Museum
5 Railroad Place
North Creek, NY 12853
Website | 518-251-5842

Ski Bowl Park

by northcrek | Apr 28, 2016

Mountain Bike Trails!

Ski Bowl Park - 4 Seasons of Recreation!

North Creek's Ski Bowl Park is the site of the original Skiing Slopes from the 1930's, and one of the earliest ski tows in the country. Often called "Little Gore" (it operated as a ski area into the 1970's), today it is run as part of the larger Gore Mt. Ski Center with the Village Slope, 46er Chairlift, and Cross Country Ski Trails. Additionally in the warm seasons - a network of mountain bike and hiking trails wind through the woods and slopes. Ski Bowl Park also has tennis courts, baseball fields, a playground, and event space with a large covered pavilion and the Joe Minder Lodge. The Ski Bowl is also the terminus of backcountry ski trails originating from Barton Mines Road. Beach is currently Closed

Ski Bowl Map - Click Here - pdf Larger Map of Backcountry Ski Trails NEW! Interactive Map from Adk. Atlas CLICK HERE

Don't Forget your best friend! Dog Park at the Ski Bowl CLICK HERE!

New! Ski Bowl Park Winter! More Info

Ski Bowl Nordic is administered by Gore Mt. during the Winter Season and provides groomed Nordic Skiing with lights and snowmaking from late November into April. Read an Article by Bill McKibben in Faster Skier here

Visit Gore Mountain's Website for more Ski Bowl Nordic Information Click here

Ski Bowl Park, North Creek, NY 12853

Garnet Mine Tours

by northcrek | Apr 11, 2016

Garnet Mine Tours - Gore Mt. Mineral Shop and Garnet Studio

Garnet Mine Tours - The hardest garnet in the world is only found on Gore Mountain, making the garnet extremely rare. The Barton garnet has an unusual and beautiful ruby red color that flashes in the sun. In 1969, the Governor of New York, Nelson Rockefeller, made the Barton garnet the New York State Gem Stone.

The Gore Mountain Gem and Mineral Shop will be opening up on July 1, 2025 with many new surprises. We are going to have a working rock shop with rock saws and tumblers and demonstrations. The shop is stocked with some unusual rocks from all over the world. It is a rock enthusiast dream. From tumbled stones to high end jewelry. We aim to please. Tours of the mine run at 10:30AM, 12:30PM and 3:00PM

We start the tour at the Gore Mountain Mineral Shop. In your own car you follow a tour guide to the site of the Garnet Mines.
You'll learn from your tour guide the history and geology of the Garnet Mine and how to find your own Garnet Gemstones. Hunting for your own treasures as you explore around the #1 pit is GREAT FUN!

Open Daily July 1 - Labor Day | Weekends Only after Labor Day until Columbus Day.
HOURS: 7 Days a Week - 10am to 5pm | TOUR TIMES: 10:30am, 12:30pm, 3:00pm
TOUR PRICES: Adults, $18 - Seniors, $15, Children, $10

Garnet Mine Tours Website CLICK HERE!

Garnet Mine Tours 1126 Barton Mines Rd, North River, NY 12856 | 518- 251-2706 | Get Directions