Enjoy an Autumn Mid-Week Getaway
Starting September 15th:
Stay three nights for the price of two Sunday to Thursday. (Friday and Saturday are excluded).
That means stay Sunday and Monday and you get Tuesday on us. Stay Monday and Tuesday you get Wednesday included. Lastly, a Tuesday Wednesday stay gets you Thursday on the house.
Sit back, relax, and discover the Adirondacks with us at Northwood Cabins. Located one mile east of Tupper Lake on Route 30 we are your gateway to the Western High Peaks. Enjoy the fresh Adirondack breezes from your own front porch or a peaceful early morning paddle from one of the many boat launches located near us.
Our Adirondack cabins provide a nostalgic experience with all the modern amenities. The cabins sleep 2-4 people, have their own private bathroom and all linens are provided. Also all of our cabins are equipped with AC/heat, refrigerators, SMART TV’s and Wi-Fi access. Two cabins offer full kitchens and a separate bedroom.
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There is no higher praise then this from a famous world traveler. Closed just in time snow falling here in #tupperlakeny Thank you for a great season we look forward to seeing everyone next summer. #adk #adkmountains
"You told me to go back to the beginning. So I have. This is where I am, and this is where I’ll stay. I will not be moved."![]()
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We will do the same and go back to the beginning and share the same photo we started the season only separated by four months.![]()
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The thing about the Adirondacks, USA is that you can experience all four seasons in that four months.![]()
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Mid June finds Spring still hanging on in Tupper Lake, NY You may have planted your flowers but you still watch the forecast prepared to cover them in case of a final frost. The days are warm but the nights can still find temps in the low 30s. ![]()
July arrives with its warmer days and nights, and with that the black flies are gone...but the mosquitoes make their presence known.![]()
August brings hot weather to start, perfect weather for lazy days on the water and nights spent around the campfire with family and friends. But be warned the end of August is the prelude to Fall. Darkness comes a little sooner each night, and with it cooler temps. The appearance of a hint of red in the sugar maples says "soon."![]()
Labor Day arrives giving us one more weekend of summer, but then it's back to school and work and "Sweater Weather." Autumn has arrived in the Adirondacks long before the calendar says it should, but we are thankful for that, as it is the best time of year to be here. Cool days turn into cold nights. The AC gives way to heaters and extra blankets make their appearance. The number one question on everyone's mind and on the phone is "When do the leaves peak?" Who knows, sometime it's late September or it could be well into October, we make no predictions or promises. ![]()
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Then it's like a switch is thrown and the hills, and mountains are for a brief time like an impressionist painting. Reds and yellows and golds mixing together in front of a green backdrop of conifers and their never changing needles. The trees along the shoreline blend into their reflection on the pond making it hard to tell up from down. But just as an Adirondack autumn arrives early its departure is just as sudden. It starts with the wind and rain stripping the last color from the forest. Then to make sure there is no confusion the snow arrives. It's Columbus Day and as I type this snow is falling outside my window. ![]()
Our last guest leaves this morning and then we will be out in this fine Adirondack fall weather to begin the process of closing for another year.