Towns and Villages

Located just 10 miles south of the Canadian border and 12 miles west of Chazy, the Town of Altona sits along the banks of the...

Since the Ausable River flows right through Au Sable Forks, the hamlet is recognized as great spot for anglers to visit.

Located just five miles north of Plattsburgh, Beekmantown sits on the western shores of Lake Champlain. First settled around 1783.

The quiet town of Black Brook is known for its many water recreation opportunities. Early industry here included farming...

The most northeastern town in Clinton County, Champlain shares a border with Canada and lies on the Great Chazy River, just five..

Located just 10 miles from the Canadian border and 20 minutes north of Plattsburgh, Chazy is nestled closely to Lake Champlain.

From Plattsburgh, travel east about 16 miles on NY 190’s scenic Military Turnpike and heading toward Malone you’ll arrive...

Located just 13 miles west of Plattsburgh, Dannemora is nestled near the Adirondack Park. First settled around 1838, Dannemora...

Located northwest of Plattsburgh, NY. The south part of town is in the Adirondack Park. A wonderful place to raise a family.

Established around 1812, the 19th-century industrial community of Keeseville is a national register district with 147 historic...

Located just 15 minutes west of Rouses Point, Mooers sits on the banks of the Great Chazy River and shares a border with Canada.

Some early settlers thought the mountains surrounding the region resembled those of Peru, South America, hence the origin...

The largest municipality in northern New York, Plattsburgh NY sits on the western shores of Lake Champlain just 25 miles...

Known as “The Northern Gateway,” Rouses Point sits on the western shores of Lake Champlain and shares a border with Vermont...

Saranac serves as the northern gateway to the Adirondack Park and sits along the banks of the Saranac River.

First settled around 1797, Schuyler Falls is a charming Adirondack Coast town with several historic sites, unique shops...