Elizabethtown: The Gateway to Nature in the East
Elizabethtown, New York is a town in the county of Essex, United States of America. The small town is located in the Northeast of the state of New York. The town was initially a privately-owned land by William Gilliland in 1792. As more people settled in, and more activity flowed through the land area, the private town was then reestablished as the Elizabethtown, NY in 1798. In the earlier time, the town was known for their lumber and iron ore trade but later it was transformed to tourism as more and more people visit the town. The town is popularly known as “Eastern Gateway to the Adirondack High Peaks”.
Best Time to Visit
The most festive time of the year in Elizabethtown, NY is during its birthday which falls in July 21 of every year. The town is turns into a merry-filled town with a lot of tourist. Elizabethtown, NY hotels usually increase their prices at this time.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Tourists usually visits Elizabethtown, NY for an excursion. Split Rock Falls is a popular place for kayaking and trekking. There is also an area in Split Rock Falls that have deep pools which was naturally made. Nearby there is also the Adirondack High Peaks which has a limitless outdoor activity like mountain slide and hiking paths. Lodging are also a plenty. Like the Courtyard by Marriott Lake Placid, which is complemented by scenic nature sceneries. You can also stay at the straightforward and cozy Rodeway Inn, mostly recommended for backpackers.