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WELCOME TO Get in touch and we’ll help you plan your visit. This guide produced by the St. LawrenceST. LAWRENCE COUNTY Write: St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce County Chamber of Commerce.NEW YORK, USA 101 Main Street, Canton, NY 13617 Special thank you to the following Call: toll free, 1-877-228-7810With museums and forests, colleges and Email: [email protected] for use of photographs: Bruce Dana,farmers’ markets, mountain retreats and Laura Popielski, Watertown Daily Times,fishing towns, we’re a four-season haven for Other publications available:easy living, friendly people and possibility. • St. Lawrence County Frederic Remington Museum, Angler’s Fishing Guide Clarkson University, Kathy ConnellyWHERE WE ARE (and check out www.fishcap.net)AND HOW TO GET HERE • St. Lawrence County Waterfalls Guide and Dale Lehmer. • St. Lawrence County Highway MapAt the top of New York State, St. Lawrence County is within • St. Lawrence County Snowmobile Trails 3 1.877.228.7810easy reach of U.S. Interstates 81 and 87, and Canada’s Highway • Guides to the 1000 Islands, northcountryguide.com401. Cape Air currently serves the county’s airports at the Adirondacks, and the Seaway TrailOgdensburg and Massena, providing multiple flights daily toand from Albany, NY with connections to Boston and beyond. What’sInside A SPECIAL NOTE TO A Top 10 of St. Lawrence Experiences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 5 OUR FRIENDS IN CANADA Great Outdoors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 6 Along the St. Lawrence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 14 St. Lawrence County is less than a two-hour Museums/Arts/History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 18 drive from Ottawa and Montreal, and minutes Home Grown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 22 from smaller Canadian communities along the Communities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 26 St. Lawrence River. U.S.-Canada international Regional Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 34 bridges are at Massena and Ogdensburg. Come Calendar of Annual Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 38 for great shopping deals – stay for great fun! Listings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 40 Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 25 Going to or coming from Canada? Please remember that a passport or enhanced driver’s Visit northcountryguide.com for the latest information license is now required when crossing the on activities, events and much more. U.S.-Canadian border.
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1 WALK the nature trails at Robert Moses State Park - deer, coyotes, rabbits, and birds of all species, including bald eagles and red-tailed hawks.2 DRIVE the “Route 3 Corridor” between Star Lake and Cranberry Lake - breathless beauty in all four seasons.3 FISH the mighty St. Lawrence River, from Massena to Chippewa Bay – just about every freshwater species, found in pristine waters.4 OBSERVE Amish buggies throughout the county - on four-lane highways and dirt roads.5 VISIT the Frederic Remington Museum in Ogdensburg - classic western action in North Country tranquility.6 SNOWMOBILE on freshly-groomed trails – with a new system that connects across the North Country.7 SHOP at the annual Craft, Food & Wine Show in Potsdam, where local crafters offer unique gifts for the holidays.8 COMPETE in the St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Tournament – young carpers come from all over the country to vie for excellence in this August classic.9 LISTEN to great bluegrass – the annual festival in Madrid draws thousands.10 LEARN about St. Lawrence County – and its 2,800 + square miles of rugged beauty, wild woods, and warm-hearted people. 5 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
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Fishing Massena Waddington Muskie Magic Charters, Inc RiverView MotelWith more than 200 lakes, ponds, and streams, plus major rivers 18 Richards St. of Waddingtonincluding the St. Lawrence and the Raquette, St. Lawrence Massena, NY 13662-1503 /Specialist TackleCounty is truly an angler’s paradise. 315-769-7683 12508 State Hwy 37 www.muskiemagic.com Waddington, NY 13694We have a tremendous variety of year-round fishing experiences. 315-388-5912Clear, deep-water lakes, wild running rivers, mountain streams Lakeside Motel & www.riverviewofwaddington.comand brooks lure anglers from all over the world to try their luck at Apartmentslanding bass, bullhead, carp, northern pike, perch, trout, muskie, (American Carp Adventures) St. Lawrence Experienceand more. 788 State Hwy 131 Rt. 37, P.O. Box 722 Massena, NY 13662 Waddington, NY 13694The fishing is so legendary that a special initiative was launched 315-769-9400 315-393-2350several years ago to promote and expand the incredible www.americancarp.com www.stlawrenceexperience.comopportunities for anglers in the St. Lawrence River Valley: FISHCAP(as in Fishing Capital of the World). Visit the FISHCAP website, Let’s Go Fishin’ Wanakenawww.fishcap.net ; and address inquiries to [email protected]. 103 Stoughton Ave. Packbasket Adventures Massena, NY 13662The St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce also publishes 315-250-8947 12 South Shore Rd. Ext.an acclaimed, full-color Angler’s Guide, written by local anglers, http://letsgofishin.usthat offers in-depth information about fishing in all local waters Wanakena, NY 13695including the Raquette, Grasse, Oswegatchie, St. Regis, Winthropand St. Lawrence rivers, Black Lake, and more. For a free copy, St. Lawrence River 315-848-3488call or email the County Chamber at 877-228-7810, Fishing [email protected]. 498 State Hwy 11 C www.packbasketadventures.com Winthrop, NY 13697Numerous fishing tournaments for all ages and skill levels occur 315-389-4629 7 1.877.228.7810across the county, all year long, from national bass tournaments northcountryguide.comto ice fishing derbies that draw hundreds of anglers.Look for tournament schedules on www.fishcap.netand www.northcountryguide.com.The Chamber hosts an annual St. Lawrence InternationalJunior Carp Tournament and School that is open to boysand girls ages 11-18 and takes place the third weekendin August on the St. Lawrence River from Ogdensburgto Massena.FISHING CHARTERS AND LICENSED WILDERNESS GUIDESGuide Greg Mintz, 315-388-7677Spencer Morrissey, Rock and River Guide Service518-576-2041, [email protected]
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 8 Trails // Whether on foot, on horseback, on snowmobile Indian Creek Nature Center, Route 14, Town of Canton. Nearly VISITOR’S GUIDE eight miles of trails in the Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife or cross-country skis – there are miles and miles of trails Management Area near the Oswegatchie and Grasse rivers. that help you explore St. Lawrence County. A few places to Find out more: www.indiancreeknaturecenter.us . start: a new county trails web site, www.stlawrencetrails.com (launching spring 2014) and download the county’s trail guide HIKING at www.co.st-lawrence.ny.us/data/files/Departments/Planning/ As New York State’s biggest county, and the fifth largest county SLCTrailGuide-7-03.pdf. east of the Mississippi, there’s plenty of territory to explore in St. Lawrence County. There are literally hundreds of miles of great Nature Centers // Robert Moses State hiking and walking areas, so strap on the backpack and put on comfy shoes and head into the great outdoors. Park Nature Center, Robert Moses State Park, 19 Robinson Bay Road, Massena. Open year round; trails, classes, special events. For a wilderness adventure, head to the southeastern part of the Snowshoe and cross-country ski rentals in winter. county in the Adirondack Park. The Cranberry Lake, Wanakena, Visit www.massenanaturecenter.org and on Facebook. Star Lake and Piercefield areas offer some wonderful trails and the opportunity to truly get away from it all.
In the hamlet of Colton, the Stone Valley Trail is a picturesque hike Rainbow Fallsalong the Raquette River. This trail can be accessed next to theColton Historic Society’s museum across from the Town Hall, Sled Dog Touring // Call of the Wild Sledor across the bridge near the Fire Station. Dog Tours operate out of South Colton, in the Adirondack Park,The recently completed Red Sandstone Trail is a footpath along with a variety of customized trips year-round (snow not needed!)the west bank of the Raquette River from Hannawa Falls to You can even drive your own team if you choose. Nearby ClubSugar Island, just south of the village of Potsdam. Rocky Top, a traditional Adirondack great camp can be part of the adventure, too. http://callofthewild-kennel.comFor more information on both trails, contact the LaurentianChapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club, adklaurentian.org. 9 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.comWaterfalls // We’ve got lots of them, each different,all beautiful. The County Chamber’s free Waterfalls Guide offersmaps and trail information on major waterfalls in the area. Call oremail us at 877-228-7810, [email protected] your copy.Snowmobiling // Most trails are openfrom mid-December (after hunting season) to April, weatherpermitting. For the latest information, contact the St. LawrenceCounty Snowmobile Association, www.slcsa.org; [email protected] // From easy routes winding through farmland andalong the St. Lawrence River, to more advanced bike journeys intothe Adirondack Mountains, St. Lawrence County is a cyclist’s dream.One moderate ride is the Frederic Remington Tour. Known forhis paintings and sculptures, Frederic Remington was born andraised near Canton. The bike tour passes the Indian Creek NatureCenter, through the villages of Rensselaer Falls and Heuvelton,along parts of the Oswegatchie River, past Amish farms on tothe city of Ogdensburg on the St. Lawrence River. The FredericRemington Art Museum is located at 303 Washington Street andmakes a great stop on this tour. Return to Canton via Red Millsand some of the county’s prime farmland.For more tour suggestions, visit the Chamber’s website:www.northcountryguide.com . On Facebook, look for theSt. Lawrence Mountain Biking Association.
Birding // St. Lawrence County’s “crazy quilt” of habitats The region has become prime habitat for osprey and bald eagles. From main roads, osprey can be seen nesting or fishing the means we’re home to a remarkable variety of birds. From blue open water. Bald eagles in ever-growing numbers take birds to bald eagles, amateur or seasoned birders can enjoy advantage of the clear clean crystal blue skies with high looking for species living in mountains, forests, marshlands, thermals above the river. grassy fields or meadows, still water ponds and large open waters. Easy road and trail access and miles of country roads will afford Sparrowhawk Point, just north of Ogdensburg, is the site of one of the birdwatcher plenty of opportunities to view migrating the world’s most vigorous colonies of nesting bank swallows and and breeding birds in the “backyard” of St. Lawrence County. has supported as many as 3,000 nesting pairs. The colony is most impressive when viewed by boat. Along the St. Lawrence River from Morristown, north on Route 37 for some 60 miles, New York State and municipal parks along Shrub habitat, abandoned agricultural land, deciduous forest, the river are excellent birding spots; as are the Wilson Hill Wildlife small lakes, streams and ponds make up the Chippewa Creek, Management Area, the Robert Moses State Park and New York Indian River Wildlife Management Area; Crooked Creek and Black Power Authority’s Hawkins Point, all near Massena. Lake in the southwestern portion of the county. Wrens, warblers, and a host of raptors continue to breed in this region in strong numbers. In the north central Adirondacks, Massawepee Lake is a large boreal peat land surrounded by fir, white pine and spruce forests. Woodpeckers, grouse, jays, grosbeaks and many more species all call this northern coniferous forest their breeding ground. Golf // Some nature lovers prefer the manicured greens to the rough exteriors of the hiking trails. St. Lawrence County features 15 golf courses from par threes to the meticulous groomed challenging course. Massena Country Club and the St. Lawrence State Park Golf Course in Ogdensburg are both located on the banks of the scenic St. Lawrence River. Partridge Run and St. Lawrence University Golf Course both offer 6,000 plus yards, par 72 courses in the village of Canton. The Potsdam Town & Country Club offers an 18-hole course and is a good place to get a steak dinner following the round. Check out a full listing of Golf Courses on page 47.ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 10 VISITOR’S GUIDE
Rock & Mineral Hunting Camping // With many state-operated and privateSt. Lawrence County has history as mining country and for campgrounds, there’s a camping experience in St. Lawrencemore than 200 years was known for zinc, talc, iron, wollastonite, County that will suit just about anyone. Campgrounds offer asandstone, marble and limestone. While some mining still takes variety of amenities from pools and playgrounds, waterfront sites,place, many sites are now abandoned but their remains still dot fishing, boating, or just plain quiet. There are primitive campsitesthe landscape. for those who really like roughing it.The crystalline bedrock yields a host of minerals. Rock hounds can State camps can be reserved up to six months in advance byfind out more from the St. Lawrence County Rock and Mineral calling 1-888-456-CAMP or visiting online at www.nysparks.state.Club; www.stlawrencecountymineralclub.org. The group hosts a ny.us (under the 1000 Islands Region). Or check out the list ofRock and Mineral Show each year, usually on the last weekend in state and private camping facilities in this guide (page 42)August. An outstanding collection of local rocks and minerals is at or on the St. Lawrence County Chamber website,the Gouverneur Museum, www.gouverneurmuseum.org. www.northcountryguide.com. On The Water // We’ve got lots of water to 11 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com float your boat, canoe or kayak. (And if you have a yacht that’s at least 20 feet long and weighs at least one ton, you can even go through the St. Lawrence Seaway locks.) For a complete list of boat launch sites, visit the Department of Environmental Conservation website: www.dec.ny.gov/ outdoor/23866.html. For marinas, see the list on this page 13. All types of water exist for canoes or kayaks, from exciting white water to calm and still ponds. The Cranberry Lake region, one of the largest remote areas remaining in the state, is a great destination for paddlers. The lake covers 11 square miles and has 155 miles of shoreline, as well as more than 40 primitive campsites. There are several annual canoe races for amateurs, pros and recreational classes in Canton, Heuvelton, and Madrid. A calendar can be found at the St. Lawrence Valley Paddlers site at slvpaddlers.org.
Cottag A Special Place in Northern New York Where Families and Groups Gather and Enjoy O th Shor of Beauti Blac Lak the Outdoors All Seasons of the Year (Grea plac for al se o shin ) Weddings • Meetings • Retreats • Reunions Catam ount Lodge & Forest Ope Year Roun Hiking • Snowshoeing • Cross-country Skiing 315.375.6541 Plus paddling, fishing, snowmobiling & more nearby! • South Colton, New York • (315) 262-2255 2538 A County Route 6, Hammond, NY Inside the Adirondack Park with Access to the Raquette River [email protected] www.blacklakeny.com/butternutcove/ www.catamountlodge.com 2092 State Highway 56 South Colton, New York 13687 Best time to come Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter Premier Camping & Fishing on the Shores of Black Lake, New York. Campsites & Cottages. Rental Park Models and Campers. Rental boats. Boat docks & launch. Camp store: Ice, groceries, snacks, sandwiches, pizza, gifts, souvenirs, gas, propane. Swimming pool, playground, laundry facilities, fish cleaning station, hot showers, modern restrooms. 302 Chapman Point Rd., Hammond, NY 13646 315-324-5612, winter/cell: 315-486-5502 www.backbaycamping.com Make Back Bay your Black Lake RV and tent campground destination! 12 Black Lake Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 12 | Hammond, NY 13646 315-375-8640 • www.blacklakeny.comST. LAWRENCE COUNTY VISITOR’S GUIDE
Marinas Massena In The Water Barnhart Island MarinaOgdensburg Beach Road, Massena Local swimming spots to check out include:Ogdensburg 315-764-0022 • Higley Flow State Park, South Colton, day use feeMunicipal Marina Supplies, Launch • Robert Moses State Park, Massena, day use feeRiverside Avenue, • Lisbon Beach, Lisbon, day use feeOgdensburg Hammond • Postwood State Park, Hannawa Falls, free315-393-1980 Schermerhorn Harbor • Sandstone Park, Potsdam, freeDock, pump-out, electric, 71 Schermerhorn Landing • Taylor Park, Canton, freewater, restrooms, showers Rd., Hammond • Ogdensburg Municipal Pool, Ogdensburg, [email protected] 315-324-5966 • Parishville Park, free Full service marinaHosmer’s Marina Scuba Diving // The St. Lawrence River served54 East River St., Ogdensburg Blind Bay Marina315- 393-3324 115 Blind Bay Road, as an important waterway for early explorers and settlers. ManyFull service marina Hammond ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore battles took place along the [email protected] 315-324-5350 during the Revolutionary War, French and Indian War, and War of Full service marina 1812. Over the years, there were many shipwrecks on the riverWaddington and today these make fascinating explorations for divers. ManyColes Creek Marina Morristown divers find old liquor bottles, from the days of Prohibition whenRoute 37, Waddington Wright’s Marina smuggling from Canada was prevalent.315-388-4237 511 Main St., Morristown NYRamp, lift, storage 315-375-8841 A number of the best sites are near Ogdensburg. Please contact Full service marina. an area dive shop regarding exact locations. There are also manyWaddington Marina undiscovered wrecks in the St. Lawrence River, please let the diveSt. Lawrence Ave, off Rt. 37 shops know what you find.Waddington 315-388-4433 Dive ShopsDock, ramp, restrooms Blue Fin Diving, 315-344-7725 • J&W Diving, 315-769-8112 Captain Jack’s Charters 518-569-4407Canoe & Kayak Rentals Deep Down Divers, 315-287-0959 Underwater Discoveries, 315-393-7145St. Lawrence County KayakingDale and Sophie Lehmer770 Peabody Rd, Gouverneur315-286-4847http://st-lawrencecokayaking.comStonebridge Kayak and Canoe Rentals1833 State Highway 345, Madrid315-322-4856 or -6950http://stonebridgekayaks.com 13 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
ALONG THEST. LAWRENCE RIVERST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 14 Singer Castle on Dark Island VISITOR’S GUIDE
Along the St. Lawrence River, don’t miss… Barnhart Island marinaSinger Castle on Dark Island 15 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.comSee how the wealthy played during America’s Gilded Age,with a by-boat-only visit to Singer Castle on Dark Island– the only castle on the St. Lawrence to be completed,fully furnished and resided in during the early 1900’s,in the heyday of the country’s great builders and industrialists.Frederick Gilbert Bourne, millionaire president of Singer SewingMachine Company, purchased Dark Island to surprise his familywith an island “hunting” retreat. Italian stonecutters shaped tonsof granite into the four-story, 28-room castle complete withsecret passageways, four-story clock tower, indoor squash court,formal library – and even a dungeon.The castle remained in the Bourne family until the mid-1960s.Today guided tours tell the story of the Bourne family and lifeon the St. Lawrence River. The grounds, situated on a seven-acreisland, are perfect for weddings and private parties.And you can even book the castle’s suite for a weekend stay,and be (temporary) king and queen of the manor.To learn more - including season opening dates and boat tripsto Dark Island - visit www.singercastle.com.One Destination,Three Experiences // Head to Massenafor three special experiences located on the St. Lawrence Riverin the area unofficially known as the “Fourth Coast” of theUnited States.The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation’sEisenhower Lock and Visitors’ Center have been welcomingtourists since 1959. Here, visitors can get close as hugecommercial ships and impressive yachts from around theworld are guided into the 800-foot-long lock chamber andraised or lowered 40 feet in about 10 minutes. During theshipping season, a tentative schedule of ships to go throughEisenhower is available by calling 315-769-2422.continued on page 17
Misty Meadows Bed and Breakfast Maple Specialties • Gourmet Foods Just a LITTLE BEDDER since 1997 Cookware • Artisan Furnishings Three Rooms With Private Bath Free Long Distance (U.S. and International) Full Cooked To Order Breakfast 49 Market Street • Potsdam • (315) 274-0102 Free Wireless Internet M on day-S aturd ay 10 -6 315-379-1563 1609 State Highway 68, Canton NY High Peaks Winery www.mistymeadowsny.com • [email protected] Located in the foothills of the Adirondack mountain range.ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 16 VISITOR’S GUIDE Our tasting room and gift shop is open to the public on weekends and you can also find our wines at local retailers and farmers markets including Potsdam and Canton Farmers Markets. We will be moving to our new facility October 2013 at 801 Pickle Street in Winthrop, NY 13697. Give our wines a try and we hope that you will enjoy them as much as we enjoy making them for you! 2442 State Highway 72 Potsdam, NY 13676 (315) 250-6278 Schaefer’s CEDAR GROVE CAMPS Your Family Vacation at Its Best Black Lake, New York Beach With Swimming Area Boat & Motor Rental Cottage Rental www.cedargrovecamps.com 315-375-6305
Visit www.greatlakes-seaway.com/en/navigating/map/index. The third attraction in this area is Robert Moses State Park.html for a map that updates every 15 minutes with details on Located partly on the mainland and partly on Barnhart Island,those ships currently in transit within the Great Lakes-Seaway visitors reach the park through a tunnel under the EisenhowerSystem. The Visitors’ Center is usually open from Memorial Day Lock (local custom is to honk your car horn as you passthrough Labor Day weekend and offers free guided tours. through the tunnel!). The park is open year-round and home to a spectacular variety of flora and fauna. Multi-use trails windThe New York Power Authority’s Frank S. McCullough Jr. through fields, forests and wetlands. The park features a swimmingHawkins Point Visitors’ Center features an improved boat beach, wooded campsites and cabins, a marina and boat launch,launch ramp, a handicapped-accessible fishing pier, and a new superb fishing spots, picnic areas, tennis courts and the Friendsstate-of-the-art 14,000 square foot Visitors Center offering of the Robert Moses State Park Nature Center. The nature centera panoramic view of the huge 1.6 kilowatt Robert Moses hosts holiday and special events and even offers snowshoes–Robert Saunders Power Dam – the product of a cooperative and cross-country skiis for rent in the winter months. For moreeffort between the U.S. and Canada. The Center includes dozens information, call the park at 315-769-8663 or contact the Natureof interactive exhibits on hydroelectric power production. Center at 315-705-5502, www.massenanaturecenter.org.A film on the construction and operation of the dam can beseen in the on-site theatre. There are special events and seasonal The Seaway, Robert Moses State Park, and Hawkins Point Visitors’programs for all ages, too. Center are all just four miles from the Massena - Cornwall, Ontario International Bridge. The St. LawrenceCentre Mall is justAdmission to the Center is free and the facility is open minutes away, too, as is downtown Massena.year-round; check seasonal hours at www.nypa.gov or call800-262-NYPA or 315-764-0226 ext. 304 to schedule a tour. 17 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
MUSEUMS,ARTS & HISTORYST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 18 Fredric Remington Art Museum, Ogdensburg VISITOR’S GUIDE
Whether you’re in the mood for a world-class 19 1.877.228.7810art museum, a history lesson, live theater, or northcountryguide.coman outdoor bluegrass festival, St. LawrenceCounty has it all, all year long.Visual & Fine ArtsThe Frederic Remington MuseumThe Frederic Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg housesone of the largest and most important collections of paintingsand bronze sculptures by this famed American artist withNorth Country ties. Remington first made his name as a popularmagazine illustrator in the late 1800s. His first sculpture,The Broncho Buster, was completed in 1895; an original is inthe Oval Office at the White House.The Museum at 303 Washington Street, known as the ParishMansion, was built in 1810 and had been home to the artist’swife and sister. Next to the Museum is the Eva Caten RemingtonEducation Center, or Kid’s Place (Kid was Remington’s nicknamefor his wife Eva.) The galleries at Kid’s Place feature interactiveexhibits designed to capture children’s imaginations, stimulate theircreativity and expand their appreciation of art.The Frederic Remington Art Museum is open year round.Check for special exhibits and events and hours of operation atwww.fredericremington.org or by calling the Museum at 315-393-2425.The St. Lawrence County Arts Council promotes the work ofregional artists and arts organizations. The SLC Arts gallery at18 Elm St., Potsdam, highlights local artists in solo exhibits andcommunity art shows. Check their website, www.slcartscouncil.org,for exhibit schedules, classes, and special events – including theircross-county Artists’ Studio Tour each November.The Art Museum at SUNY Potsdam includes a collection of nearly2,000 examples of early and post-war American and European art,
contemporary art, and ethnographic art, including Japanese and Community Performance Series is a college-community Italian works unique to the museum. Learn more at the museum’s partnership presenting professional artists and arts education website, www.potsdam.edu/museum; or call 315-267-3290. opportunities in the North Country. CPS, based at SUNY Potsdam, provides a variety of performances and programs for all ages The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University in throughout the year. Visit http://www2.potsdam.edu/cps Canton boasts a permanent collection of nearly 7,000 art objects for information. and artifacts, with particular strengths in 20th century American and European works on paper, including photographs, prints, Grasse River Players is a Canton-based community theater portfolios, drawings, and artists’ books. Find out more at group that stages productions during the year in Canton. www.stlawu.edu/gallery; 315-229-5174 Visit www.grasseriverplayers.com for information. Traditional Arts in Upstate New York (TAUNY), 53 Main Street, The Edwards Opera House is a restored 19th century Canton, is dedicated to promoting the folk traditions and local theater providing entertainment during the summer. culture of everyday life – present and past—in the North Country. Visit www.edwardsoperahouse.org to learn more. The organization operates a great gift shop featuring uniquely North Country items, and hosts a number of programs, events and Music // The internationally renowned Crane School of exhibitions throughout the year. Visit www.tauny.org to learn more. Music at SUNY Potsdam has been educating and grooming music and voice professionals for more than 100 years. The school’s students, faculty and guest artists present over 300 public performances each year; the Crane Christmas concert is a must-attend event. For a schedule, visit www.potsdam.edu/ academics/Crane. Fans of opera, note: the Crane Opera Ensemble offers two fully- staged productions each year; visit www.craneoperaensemble.com to find out more. The Orchestra of Northern New York is the only professional symphony orchestra based in the North Country, and consists of more than 60 professional musicians from Montreal, Ottawa, New York City, Northern New York and New England. Find performance schedules at www.onny.org.Edwards Opera House Concert Series If it’s summer, there’s music in St. Lawrence County. The NorwoodST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 20 Performing Arts // For more than 50 years, Village Green Concert Series has been bringing concerts to that VISITOR’S GUIDE village’s park for more than 40 years; for the current schedule visit Ogdensburg Command Performance has been bringing www.nvgcs.org . The Madrid Bluegrass River Festival is an annual touring companies of major dramas and musicals, plus event, too. And special music performances go along with many special children’s shows and activities, to the North Country. of the seasonal events across the county. For the latest information, Performances are held at the Ogdensburg Free Academy check out the calendar of events at www.northcountryguide.com Auditorium, 1100 State Street, Ogdensburg. or call the Chamber at 877-228-7810. Visit www.ilovetheatre.org for a schedule and more information.
For History Buffs // Whether you’reinterested in historic battles, Prohibition-era rum-runningor period architecture, St. Lawrence County has much tooffer fans of history.A good place to start is at the St. Lawrence County HistoricalAssociation, http://slcha.org, 315-386-8133, headquartered at theSilas Wright Museum, 3 East Main Street, Canton. The Associationmaintains archives for genealogy research, as well as exhibits onNorth Country life at the turn of the 20th century. It also has extensiverecords on the region’s role in the Civil War and War of 1812.Also investigate Traditional Arts of Upstate New York (TAUNY’s)Register of Very Special Places, www.northcountryfolklore.org/rvsp/ featuring many of the area’s historic landmarks.Ogdensburg’s Fort de La Présentation Association sponsors HAMMOND www.thehammondmuseum.org 21 1.877.228.7810talks, events and, most notably, Founder’s Day Weekend, LISBON DEPOT MUSEUM northcountryguide.coma land and water battle re-enactment and colonial trade fair that www.lisbonny.net/Museum.htmcommemorates Ogdensburg’s French colonial roots and its role in MADRID www.madridhistoricalsociety.comthe French and Indian War. U.S. and Canadian re-enactors descend MASSENA www.massenaworks.com/museumupon Ogdensburg each summer for the event, usually the third NORFOLK www.norfolknymuseum.comweekend in July. Visit www.fort1749.org for more information. PARISHVILLE www.facebook.com/pages/Parishville-Museum/185778794768300If you want to know about farming over the decades, or are just into POTSDAM PUBLIC MUSEUMantique things that go ping, don’t miss the St. Lawrence Power www.potsdampublicmuseum.org/and Equipment Museum in Madrid, dedicated to the preservationof antique engines, tractors and other farm equipment. They host In the market for antiques?open houses on second and fourth Saturdays in June to October, You can find an antique or collectibles shop in just about everyplus hold an annual Antique Engine and Spring Planting Exhibition town or village in St. Lawrence County. Some of the best knownin June, and Old Fashioned Harvest Days celebration around Labor include Old General Store Antiques, 4352 US Hwy 11, DeKalbDay weekend. Visit www.slpowermuseum.com . Junction; Willow Tree Florist’s artisan and antique shop, 7580 US Hwy 11, Potsdam; and Ashley House, 1 Park Street, Norwood.Many of the towns and villages in the county There are also flea markets in Potsdam and Canton. For a list ofhave their own museums that hold unique shops visit www.northcountryguide.com or call us at 877-228-7810.collections. These include:COLTON MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL SOCIETYwww.townofcolton.com/history.htmlEDWARDS HISTORY AND GENEALOGY CENTERwww.edwardshistory.orgGOUVERNEUR MUSEUMwww.gouverneurmuseum.org
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St. Lawrence County is one of the top farming regions inNew York State – almost 25 percent of all the land in the countyis dedicated to farming. Cows, sheep, goats, and even llamas, elk,bison, and alpacas graze over rolling landscapes. Many of thelocal farmers are happy to show off their farms or give visitorsa tour. For more information contact the Cornell CooperativeExtension of St. Lawrence County, www.cceslc.com.Farmers’ MarketsFarmers’ markets can be found in the villages around the countyfrom spring through late fall; some are even open in winter atindoor venues. You’ll find the freshest fruits and vegetables,artisanal cheeses, and locally raised meat and poultry.For a current farmers’ markets schedule, a list of local farmsand where to find what products, and even local restaurantsfeaturing locally sourced foods, contact local Chambers ofCommerce or GardenShare, a non-profit organization thatproduces an annual comprehensive local food guide:www.gardenshare.org/; 315-261-8054.Maple Country Bella-Brooke Vineyard, County Route 6, Hammond,The first sign of spring in St. Lawrence County are the sap bella-brookevineyard.com; 315-375-3044.buckets hanging from sugar maples. Producers here havehelped make New York second in the production of maple syrup High Peaks Winery, Winthrop; call for new tasting room hoursnationwide. At the end of March, local maple operations open and location; highpeakswinery.com; 315-250-6278.up their sugar shacks and receive visitors for Maple Weekends,part of a statewide celebration. Visit the St. Lawrence CountyMaple Producers Association website -- www.slcmaple.com– for details on how and where to buy local maple productsyear-round.Wine and Beer Trail River Myst Winery, 9830 State Highway 37, Ogdensburg,St. Lawrence County now boasts three wineries and one rivermystwinery.net; 315-713-4702.brewery, and all are open for visitors seasonally or year-round.A county wine trail is in the works, to formally link these St. Lawrence Brewing Company, 19 Commerce Lane, #4, Canton;businesses and communities and extend the wine trail stlawrencebrewing.com ; (315)714-3200. Tours available; call ahead.experience across the North Country. In the meantime,check out: 23 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
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Black Lake // For more information: Black Lake SIDE TRIPS… Near Black Lake in the towns of Rossie, Heuvelton, DePeyster,Chamber of Commerce, www.blacklakeny.com; 315-375-8640 and Macomb, Amish roadside stands offer fresh seasonal produce, handmade baskets, quilted items and furniture.The area of Black Lake encompasses many townships, but the bigdraw is the Lake itself: more than 20 miles long by up to four miles In the village of Heuvelton, Pickens General Store carriesacross and up to 40 feet deep, with some 60 miles of shoreline Amish-made products. The store is located in historic Pickens Halland dozens of islands. For generations families have vacationed atSt. Lawrence County’s biggest lake, creating a colony of cabins Canton // For more information: Canton Chamberand cottages. of Commerce, www.cantonnychamber.org;The fishing is legendary. Known as a freshwater fisherman’s paradise, 315-386-8255Black Lake offers some of the best bass fishing in the Northeast,and has been a sportsman’s destination since the 1800’s. While most Home to two universities – St. Lawrence University and Stateof the lodging properties have their own boat launches and docks, University of New York at Canton – as well as being the county seat,there is a public New York State boat launch on Black Lake, about two Canton is bustling with activity throughout the year.miles west of the hamlet of Edwardsville on County Route 6.Look for restaurants along County Route 6 and NYS Route 58, Canton Winterfest is 10 days of winter recreational and culturalas well as a miniature golf course, ice cream stands, grocery store, events, including the famous Polar Bear Golf Tournament.and tackle, souvenir and gift shops. Spring brings the exciting Rushton Memorial Canoe Races. And the unofficial kick-off to summer is the St. Lawrence County“Visitors from across the US and Canada, as well as the rest of the Dairy Princess Festival, hosted in Canton on the first weekend in June.world, come to Black Lake not only for its fantastic angling, but alsofor the peace that this paradise offers.” - Brenda Thornton, longtime The Silas Wright Museum, 3 East Main Street, offers a glimpse intosummer resident St. Lawrence County’s past. Hundreds visit every year doing genealogy research at the County Historical Association, housed at the Museum. The gift shop features local interest books, special ornaments and historic building models. The St. Lawrence University Bookstore carries a wide variety of current titles for the casual reader as well as for college students. The bookstore is open year-round and is a great gift shop, too. Traditional Arts in Upstate New York (TAUNY) is dedicated to promoting folk traditions and local culture of the North Country. The organization’s gift shop and gallery at 53 Main Street features unique North Country items plus special exhibits, too. TAUNY hosts a Register of Very Special Places on their website, www.tauny.org or www.northcountryfolklore.org/RSVP . These VSPs are found across the entire region; use the website to create your own tour. 27 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
Gouverneur is also the home of the Gouverneur-St. Lawrence County Fair held every summer, usually at the beginning of August. This traditional county fair includes agricultural exhibits, a midway, and grandstand entertainment. Don’t miss the maple producers “shack” featuring fresh St. Lawrence County maple syrup and maple cotton candy. The picturesque village park is host to regular farmers’ markets, antique shows, an Oktoberfest event, and more happenings. The giant roll of Pep-O-Mint Life Savers® displayed on the village green is a tribute to Gouverneur native Edward John Noble, who founded the famous candy company in 1913. For golf enthusiasts, Canton has two courses, University Golf Course Corporate headquarters for Kinney Drug Stores – found across and Partridge Run. Also at Partridge Run is a five mile recreational trail northern New York and into Vermont – are in the village. One of the for walking or rollerblading or cycling. Just outside of town on County county’s industrial parks is also located in Gouverneur, offering plenty Route 14 is the Indian Creek Nature Center with hiking trails and bird of space for new and growing industries. watch blinds. “…and don’t forget to check out our many family-owned restaurants “A wonderful blend of technology and society makes Canton what that have served the same favorite recipes for generations…” it is – a gem in Northern New York.” - Paul Mitchell, Editor, St. Lawrence Drew Ellis, lifelong resident of Gouverneur Plaindealer, Canton’s weekly newspaper SIDE TRIP… Visit the Edwards Town Hall Opera House in the SIDE TRIP… In Rensselaer Falls, an adventure awaits at Kyle’s town of Edwards. This building, completed in 1896, features an World and Ladies First Gallery. Owned by Kyle and Sally Hartman, architecturally unique, 275-seat theater, complete with its original this “junk and treasure” shop features unique salvaged items from painted front curtain well. For an Opera House schedule and more old homesteads, churches and farms, plus a gallery of work by information, contact the Edwards Arts Council local artisans. (http://edwardsartscouncil.org).ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 28 Gouverneur // For more information: Gouverneur VISITOR’S GUIDE Chamber of Commerce, gouverneurchamber.net; 315-287-0331 The rural village of Gouverneur is the gateway to St. Lawrence County from the southwest, located in the lowlands of the Adirondack region, along the banks of the Oswegatchie River. Part of its history is as a mining town and the surrounding area is a rock hound’s dream, with road cuts where billions of years of geological time can be seen. The Gouverneur Museum houses an extensive mineral collection and local mining exhibit, in addition to other outstanding displays of historical artifacts.
Massena // For more information: Greater Massena The Massena Museum, 200 East Orvis Street, is open weekdays 29 1.877.228.7810 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Browse the historic photos of the bustling northcountryguide.comChamber of Commerce, www.massenachamber.com; streets, the creation of the St. Lawrence Seaway, and life in Massena315-769-3525. Follow “Massena Chamber” on Facebook. over the decades. Visit www.massenaworks.com/museum for more information.Massena is located at the top of the county and is home to theSt. Lawrence Seaway on the St. Lawrence River. It has the first set of Massena is also home to the oldest continuously operatingU.S. locks which vessels coming from the Atlantic Ocean to the aluminum production and fabricating facility in the WesternGreat Lakes must transit. The Visitor Center at the Eisenhower Lock Hemisphere, the Alcoa Massena operations. Since the early 1900’sis open May through the first week in September. Alcoa has been a major industry in the county. A tribute to its history is offered at the Massena Museum.After visiting the lock, the Robert Moses Nature Center is just up theroad, across from the entrance to the State campground and marina. “Sleep under the stars at one of the local campgrounds whileThe Nature Center offers interpretive and children’s programming watching stunning nighttime skies - comets, shooting stars andthroughout the year as well as miles of hiking trails that double for aurora borealis beyond the imagination.” - Miriam Clopman Catapano,cross country skiing in the winter. President, Greater Massena Chamber of CommerceAlso located on Robinson Bay Road is the New York Power Authority’s About five miles from Massena is the International Bridge toFrank S. McCullough Hawkins Point Visitor Center. Here visitors Cornwall, Ontario. A passport or enhanced driver’s license iscan learn more about how electricity is generated by the Moses/ needed for travel to and from Canada.Saunders International Power Project, as well as see the full Seawayon a giant interactive map. SIDE TRIPS… Only about 20 minutes east of Massena on Route 37 is the Akwesasne Mohawk Territory, home of theMany great events take place in Massena throughout the year, from Akwesasne Mohawk Casino Resort. Try your luck at slots or pokerHeritage Festival in June to the annual Winter Carnival in January. or bingo, book a beautifying spa appointment, and rest up in a suite at the facility’s new hotel. Check out the latest atMassena’s St. Lawrence Centre Mall has anchor stores Sears, www.mohawkcasino.com .JC Penney, and The Bon Ton. There is also year-round skatingat the Mall’s ice arena – rent a pair of skates and have a cool time. And a few miles south of Massena are the “Tri-Towns” of Brasher Falls, Stockholm, and Lawrence, where there are year-roundThere are a number of unique gift shops around the village, as well as opportunities for outdoor fun and annual events such as theTJ Maxx and other stores at Harte Haven Shopping Plaza on Rt. 37. famous Tri-Town Winter Carnival. Contact the Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce, www.tritownchamberofcommerce.com.
Much of the action centered on the riverfront site of Fort de la Présentation, established in 1749 by French-born Abbé François Piquet. The Fort La Présentation Association hosts special events throughout the year, including its annual Founder’s Day Weekend in July that draws hundreds of re-enactors from across the northeast and Canada to Ogdensburg, to conduct historically accurate land and water “battles.” Find out more at www.fort1749.org. Annual Polar Plunge American art history can be found at Ogdensburg’s famous Frederic Remington Museum. This premier collection of works by the American painter and sculptor is housed in the Parish Mansion on Washington Street. For more information on Remington and the Museum’s programs – including its Kid’s Place for children – visit www.fredericremington.org. Near the Museum is the Dobisky Visitor’s Center, on Riverside Avenue right on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. Boaters can use one of the city’s transient slips and take advantage of the center’s lounge, kitchen and hot showers. Information panels inside the center tell of the Ogdensburg’s colorful history from the rum-running days of Prohibition, and also of its traditional role as a destination for fantastic sport fishing for muskie, carp, bass, and more sought-after species. Ogdensburg hosts local and regional fishing tournaments throughout the year. At the Remington Ogdensburg is connected to Canada via the International Bridge to Prescott, Ontario. A passport or enhanced driver’s license is Ogdensburg // For more information: needed for travel to and from Canada. Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce, www.ogdensburgny.com; SIDE TRIPS… Go west on Route 37, to check out the small 315-393-3620 communities on or near the St. Lawrence River. In Morristown, check out the Chapman Windmill which was used as a look-out point during the War of 1812. Take Route 12 to drive along the river to Oak Point and Chippewa Bay, famous as a fishing spot. Ogdensburg is the only community designated as a city in St. Lawrence “Ogdensburg is a wonderful city because we are friendly and eager to County. It has a rich history of commerce and trade, especially with our help our neighbors. Besides, there is something for the whole family Canadian neighbors just across the St. Lawrence River. to see and do. So come for a visit and stay for a lifetime!” Ogdensburg is a must-see for American history enthusiasts. - Laura Pearson, Director, Ogdensburg Chamber of CommerceST. LAWRENCE COUNTY More than 250 years ago it was the site of the last battle of the French VISITOR’S GUIDE 30 and Indian War between France and Britain and also played a role in the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.
Potsdam // For more information: PotsdamChamber of Commerce, www.potsdamchamber.com;315-274-9000Potsdam is the unofficial cultural center of the county.Two universities – Clarkson University and the State Universityof New York (SUNY) at Potsdam, with its Crane School of Music– contribute to the world of diversity in this village. The villageincludes niche shops and a wide array of restaurants.The St. Lawrence County Arts Council gallery (http://slcartscouncil.org) on Elm Street features works from local artists and artisans,and also offers special events and exhibits throughout the year.The Potsdam Public Museum (http://potsdampublicmuseum.org)and its exhibits provide insight on the history of the village.Entertainment happens year-round. The Community Performance Clarkson Student CenterSeries sponsors various musical and professional theaterproductions at SUNY Potsdam and the Crane School of Music SIDE TRIPS… Go north on State Highway 56 for severalhosts student, professor and professional concerts throughout miles to visit the small villages of Norwood and Norfolk, and findthe college year. SUNY Potsdam is also home to the Orchestra of unique shops and restaurants.Northern New York which performs special concerts several timesduring the year. And you can find local bands playing all styles A few miles from Potsdam south on State Highway 56 isof music on any given weekend at pubs and restaurants around Hannawa Falls, a tiny haven for outdoor recreation.the village. The Sandstone Trail follows the Raquette River from Hannawa Falls to Potsdam. Postwood Park beach in Hannawa Falls isPotsdam is especially bustling during its Summer Festival in July a shady and sandy spot on the Raquette. Relax there or rent(usually the second weekend) featuring sidewalk sales, a craft show, a canoe and enjoy the scenery from the Raquette River.antique car show, special entertainment, and much more. Drive a little further south on 56 and stop at Sunday Rock Park inIf sports are your thing, in the winter catch a hockey game at either the hamlet of South Colton. For centuries, the multi-ton glacialof the two colleges, or plan an afternoon skating on the public rink boulder known now as Sunday Rock has been a landmark forat Pine Street arena. In summer on Pine Street, check out the travelers on foot or horseback or in a car – it marks the end oflocal beach. the more civilized parts of the county and the beginning of the wilderness. As Dr. Charles Leete wrote in 1925, “The hills“Potsdam is a place that honors its history and embraces innovation. begin here…So do the woods, the great South Woods, theIt is the educational and cultural center of the North Country.” Adirondacks… The rock separate(s) the woods from the world.”- Marylee Ballou, Director, Potsdam Chamber of Commerce Sunday Rock is on state and national registers of historic places. 31 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
The Cranberry Lake Boat Club offers information as well as social activities for its members and visitors. www.cranberrylakeboatclub.org. As a base for outdoor activities or just a cozy spot to unwind, the Packbasket Adventure Lodge in Wanakena has an authentic Adirondack style. Guides can provide seasonal adventures such as learning to fly fish, exploring waterfalls, snowshoeing, or cross country skiing. (www.packbasketadventures.com) Wanakena is also home to the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry’s Ranger School on a 2,800-acre Adirondack campus. Want a taste of what it’s like? Take a virtual visit via their live webcam: http://www.esf.edu/rangerschool/webcam.htm. In Star Lake, the Twin Lakes Hotel features a lounge and diner open seven days a week, for travelers looking for a hearty Adirondack lunch or dinner, or a place to wind down. “The Clifton-Fine area in the Adirondack Park is rich with scenic beauty and natural resources, including pristine lake and river waters, all of which provide marvelous opportunities to experience outdoor activities.“ - Mark Hall, Supervisor, Town of Fine Cranberry Lake, Star Lake Waddington // For more information: Wanakena // www.cranberrylake.com Waddington Chamber of Commerce, 315-388-4079. Take a walk on the wild side, in the southeastern corner of St. Lawrence County and the Adirondack Park communities of It’s the “Carp Capital of the World,” an “Ultimate Fishing Town,” Cranberry Lake, Star Lake, and Wanakena. and the site for national, regional, and local fishing tournaments: Waddington is a true St. Lawrence River fishing community. This “Five Ponds Wilderness Area” is a great place to explore, fish, boat, Anglers seeking walleye, bass, pike, muskie and carp can often be canoe, hike, camp, and enjoy some truly wild places. The “Cranberry found on the banks and the water. Lake 50” is 50 miles of hiking trails around Cranberry Lake, one of the largest in the Adirondacks. The entire loop can be an outdoor Waddington is also a picturesque village with historic buildings and overnight adventure, or broken up into extended side trips. There are a relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy the day at the town beach, in one of various access points along the trail. Or check out the scenery from two village parks, or on the water (look for the Whittaker Park boat the water and paddle more than 60 miles of shoreline. launch). The short Main Street includes some cozy eateries and coffee shops. Near Whittaker Park, JC’s River Run restaurant and bar is a popular year-round spot.ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 32 VISITOR’S GUIDE
The Annual Homecoming the first weekend in August is a greattime to renew old acquaintances and make new ones.“Waddington is a beautiful place to visit and a wonderful place tocall home!” http://waddingtonny.comSIDE TRIPS… Coles Creek State Park is a favorite amongcampers, and only a few miles east on Route 37 from the villagecenter. This park includes sites for tents and RVs, pavilion,beach and playground. To reserve a campsite visithttp://newyorkstateparks.reserveamerica.com.The St. Lawrence Power and Equipment Museum in nearbyMadrid takes visitors back in time to the days of antique engines,tractors and other farm equipment from yesteryear.Check on hours and special events such as Old FashionedHarvest Days: slpowermuseum.com. 33 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
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Regional AttractionsIt’s the best of all worlds – a vacation in St. Lawrence Countyputs you in the center of an exquisite rural world, but it’s just asnap of the fingers to the bustle of Montreal or Ottawa, or theworld-famous landscapes of the 1000 Islands and the AdirondackMountains.MINUTES FROM CANADASt. Lawrence County has two U.S.-Canada international bridges,at Massena (spanning the river to Cornwall, Ontario) and atOgdensburg (Prescott, Ontario). Both bridges are accessed on theU.S. side from State Highway 37.In addition to being minutes from Canadian riverfront communities,we’re only about an hour’s drive to Ottawa and Montreal and allthat those cities offer.Please note: you must have a valid enhanced driver’s license or INTO THE WOODSpassport in order to travel to and from Canada. Children under Southern St. Lawrence County is part of the six-million-acrethe age of 16 don’t need a passport, but must have a birth Adirondack Park, and it’s a beautiful two hour drive to Lake Placid,certificate when traveling with their parents. home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games. On the way, make time for a stop in Tupper Lake and visit The Wild Center,Crossing over to Cornwall puts you within a few miles of a natural history living museum. Watch otters swim, and otherUpper Canada Village – a living museum of early pioneer days Adirondack wildlife scamper and fly by on hiking trails.in the Northeast (www.uppercanadavillage.com) . (www.wildcenter.org)Crossing at Ogdensburg to Prescott, visitors can check ISLAND LIFEout the summertime outdoor Shakespeare Festival The communities of Alexandria Bay, Clayton and Sackets Harbor(www.stlawrenceshakespeare.ca). Just west of Prescott, historic offer glimpses of the past, when the rich and famous purchasedBrockville is home to The Aquatarium (expected to open in 2014) their island retreats, and played all summer on the St. Lawrencewith a Discovery Hall, interactive exhibits, and live river otters. River. Today, find quaint shopping boutiques nestled betweenIt’s headquarters for RiverQuest, a multi-media experience that contemporary eateries. Take a tour on the river to learn the storiesguides families through and to highlights of the 1000 Islands. of the jet-setters of yesteryear.(www.aquatarium.ca and www.1000islandsriverquest.com) FOR MORE INFORMATION VISITOttawa’s Winterlude is a week-long winter festival along the www.visit1000islands.comRideau Canal; springtime brings the not-to-be missed Tulip Festival www.visitadirondacks.comwhen the city is in full bloom and awash with color. Montreal, www.visit.cornwall.on.cain the province of Quebec, offers annual events such as Jazz Festival, www.prescott.caand Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. www.ottawatourism.ca, www.tourisme-montreal.org 35 1.877.228.7810 northcountryguide.com
Hooked On Fishing? White Pillars 395 Old State Road, Canton NY 13617 IN WADDINGTON NEW YORK 315-388-4079 Visit us at: www.whitepillars.com • (315) 386-2353 Where the word comes to fish www.waddingtonny.com White Pillars Inn Large rooms with private baths in elegant historic home. Amish Country Inn Luxury suites in new building. Waterfront Homes Waddington Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 291 Waddington, NY. 13694ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 36 THE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY SEAT VISITOR’S GUIDE EST. 1801 The Village of Canton is the population center of CANTONthe Town and is an attractive college community with a historic business center, two golf courses, lovely parks and museums. V TC www.cantonnewyork.us | (315) 386-2871
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O12FMFOUNNTHS Pick a weekend, any weekend – chances are there’s somethingFounder’s Weekend 38 special going on somewhere in ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY St. Lawrence County. Here’s a VISITOR’S GUIDE sampling of annual events; for complete listings and details visit our online calendar at www.northcountryguide.com, call us at 877-228-7810, or contact the host community’s Chamber of Commerce. JANUARY Colton, Colton Winterfest Massena, Massena Winter Carnival FEBRUARY Brasher Falls/Stockholm/Winthrop Tri-Town Winter Festival Cranberry Lake, Star Lake, Wanakena Adirondack White Out Weekend Canton, Canton Winterfest Polar Bear Golf Tournament St. Lawrence Golf & Country Club, Best Western University Inn. Ogdensburg, River Shiver Includes Polar Bear Plunge and the Battle of Ogdensburg, a War of 1812 battle re-enactment in the streets of the city. MARCH St. Lawrence County Maple Weekends Participating maple producers open their sugar shacks for tours and demonstrations. Part of New York State Maple Weekend. Ogdensburg Ogdensburg Expo at the Golden Dome
APRIL JULY Third weekend in August, for boys and girls 39 1.877.228.7810 ages 11-18; hosted by St. Lawrence County northcountryguide.comCanton Colton Chamber of Commerce.Peter Rabbit in the Park Easter Celebration Colton Country Days Crafts, fireworks and famous frog jumping WaddingtonMassena contest Waddington HomecomingSportsmen’s Expo, Massena Arena First weekend in August with craft show, Massena entertainment, family fun, paradeOgdensburg Summer Concerts in the Park and fireworks.Sportsmen’s Show at the Golden Dome Block Dance and Car Show SEPTEMBERPotsdam Classic, muscle and antique cars, music,The Really Big Show: Home, Garden fun and food. Massena, Harvest Festivaland Business Expo, Cheel Arena Potsdam OCTOBERMAY Potsdam Summer Festival Sidewalks sales, street music, CantonCanton craft and antique car show. Phantoms in the ParkCanton Canoe Weekend Halloween parade down Main Street,One of the state’s premier canoe races with Ogdensburg for young children.Rushton, C-1, C-2, professional point and Ogdensburg International Seaway Festivalrecreational races sponsored by Third week in July, a week of special events, Remington Arts FestivalSt. Lawrence Valley Paddlers. fireworks, area’s largest parade. Ogdensburg, OgtoberfestNorwood Founder’s Day WeekendNorwood Village Green Concert Series Third weekend in July, re-enactment of PotsdamA county tradition; continues into August. French and Indian War land and water Fright Night Celebration battles. Village-wide trick or treating, specialJUNE activities for kids and special store sales. AUGUSTCanton NOVEMBERSt. Lawrence County Dairy Princess Festival, Canton, Canton Community Sale & BBQFirst weekend in June, with children’s Across St. Lawrence CountyBig Wheel™ race, block dance, and more. Gouverneur Artists’ Open Studio Tour Gouverneur/St. Lawrence County Fair First weekend in November, artists openMadrid, Madrid Canoe Regatta their studios for tours and demonstrations. MadridAnnual Antique Engine and Spring Planting Old Fashioned Harvest Days OgdensburgExhibition St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum’s Light Up the Night Parade; Festival of Trees.St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum; annual event, Labor Day Weekend.antique engines, antique tractors, DECEMBERtractor pull contests. Massena, Summer Concerts in the Park LisbonMadrid Bluegrass Music Festival Ogdensburg Lights on the River Wine, Beer and Food Festival Annual holiday festival of lights and displaysMassena on the St. Lawrence River.Heritage Festival, Massena Chamber Rensselaer Fallsof Commerce Golf Festival Remington II Canoe Races HOLIDAY SEASONOgdensburg St. Lawrence River PotsdamCar-B-Que St. Lawrence International Junior Carp Famous Craft, Food and Wine Show atAntique car show, barbecue and more. Tournament and School Clarkson University’s Cheel Arena, hosted by the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce. November or December.
ACCOMMODATIONS& DININGST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 40 Off the Hook B&B, Ogdensburg VISITOR’S GUIDE
Bed & Breakfasts Misty Meadows Oswegatchie River Cliff House OGDENSBURG 41 1.877.228.7810 Bed & Breakfast 770 Peabody Rd., Gouverneur Off the Hook Bed & Breakfast northcountryguide.comThere is a B&B in St. Lawrence County 1609 S H 68, Canton, NY 13617 NY 13642 • 315-286-4847 9483 S H 37, Ogdensburg NYto suit everyone’s taste and needs. 315-379-1563 Fax: 315-379-9016 [email protected] 13669Contact the St. Lawrence County Bed [email protected] oswegatchierivercliffhouse.com 315-393-7238 • Fax: 315-393-7238& Breakfast Association for a complete www.mistymeadowsny.com Restored 1850s historic barn [email protected]: www.stlawbb.com Open year round, three rooms, home/converted lodge located offthehookbedandbreakfast.com private baths, free long distance on 85-acre property with riverCANTON calling in US and Canada, TV, free frontage, hiking trails. The Professor’s Place24 East Main Street wireless Internet, private baths, Bed & BreakfastBed & Breakfast $80-90 daily, credit cards accepted HEUVELTON 4777 State Hwy 6824 East Main St, Canton, NY 13617 River Lake Lodge Bed & Breakfast Ogdensburg, NY 13669315-379-9757 Ostrander’s Bed & Breakfast PO Box 322, Heuvelton, NY 13654 [email protected] 1675 State Hwy 68 315-393-0780 www.theprofessorsplace.comwww.24eastmain.com Canton, NY 13617 blacklakeny.com/riverlakelodgeOpen year round, newly 877-707-2126 Way Back Inremodeled home with three [email protected] LISBON 247 Proctor Ave.rooms private baths. $100+ per www.ostranders.com Tilden Stage Inn Ogdensburg, NY 13669night, no pets. Open year round, two rooms 10951 State Hwy 37, Lisbon, NY 13658 315-393-3844 in main house, two cottages, 315-393-6252 • cariorganic.org [email protected] Acres Bed & Breakfast private baths, phone, free wireless www.waybackinbb.com1541 C R 25, Canton, NY 13617 Internet, TV, pond on property, MADRID Open year round, two rooms,315-386-4348 $70-$97 daily, credit cards Brandy-View shared bath, $70+ daily, [email protected] accepted. 24 Walker Rd., Madrid, NY 13660 St. Lawrence River.www.akinsacres.com 315-322-4429 • Fax: 315-322-4678 White Pillars Inn [email protected] White Gate Inn Bed & BreakfastAmish Country Inn 395 Old State Rd., Open year round, four rooms, 503 Caroline St., P.O. Box 593395-431 Old State Rd. Canton, NY 13617 shared baths, call for rates, phones, Ogdensburg, NY 13669Canton, NY 13617 315-386-2353 • 800-261-6292 Discover Card accepted, located 315-393-1391315-386-2353 [email protected] on brook. [email protected] www.whitepillars.com whitegatebedandbreakfast.comPart of White Pillar Lodging’s sites. Open year round, 11 rooms, Country Quiet Bed & Breakfast Open since September 2008, private baths, five cottages, two 1350 County Rt 31 our circa 1850 home has beenCraftsman Suites on waterfront, phone, TV, high- Madrid, NY 13660 completely restored. We offer431 Old State Rd., Canton, NY speed Internet, rates $95-165 daily, Mailing: Po Box 482, Norfolk, 13667 three spacious bedrooms w/13617 credit cards accepted. 315-384-4202 private baths and a suite w/315-386-2353 • 800-261-6292 [email protected] bath. We are centrally located [email protected] COLTON www.countryquietbandb.com beautiful downtown Ogdensburg.www.whitepillars.com Pine Manor Bed & Breakfast Open Year round, four rooms, We offer TV, AC, queen size beds inOpen year round, two rooms, two 131 Sturtevant Rd., Colton NY three shared and one private each room.suites, four private baths. Jacuzzi 13625 bath, $60-$90 daily, credit cardstubs, phone, TV, DVD, CD player, 888-669-9247 accepted, property located at 1350 POTSDAMkitchen, call for rates, credit cards Co. Road 31, Waddington. The Brambles Inn and Gardensaccepted. GOUVERNEUR 48 Elm St., Potsdam, NY 13676 Lawrence Manor NORFOLK 315-268-0936Felician House 214 E Main St. Hidden Meadow Inn www.thebrambles.biz1 Powers Street, Canton, NY 13617 Gouverneur, NY 13642 1950 Sober St, Norfolk, NY 13667315-386-4647 315-287-1640 Fax: 315-287-3694 315-384-3234 Butternut Ridge B&Bwww.felicianhouse.net [email protected] www.hiddenmeadowinn.com 327 Butternut Ridge Rd www.lawrencemanor.com Potsdam, NY 13676Litengard Bed & Breakfast Open Year round, 4 B&B rooms NORWOOD 315-265-280844 E Main St, Canton, NY 13617 with private baths, 12 motel The Nest Egg Bed & Breakfast [email protected] • www.litengard.com rooms, $45-$95 daily, phones, 81 South Main St www.butternutbb.com credit cards accepted. Norwood, NY 13668 Open year round, two rooms, one 315-353-2941 suite, four private baths. [email protected]
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 42 The Emerald Cascade Inn EconoLodge Wishing Wells Motel VISITOR’S GUIDE 20 Pleasant St., Potsdam, NY 13676 4 W Main St., Canton, NY 13617 /Meadowview Motel 1200 New York Ave. 315-212-4772 315-386-8503 15054 State Hwy 37 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 www.emeraldpotsdam.com Massena, NY 13662 315-393-6309 Comfort Suites 315-764-0246 Moore’s Hill Bed and Breakfast 6000 US Hwy 11, Canton, NY 13617 econolodge.com/hotel/ny144 POTSDAM 892 Finnegan Road, 800-228-5150 The Clarkson Inn Potsdam, NY 13676 • 315-265-1630 www.comfortsuites.com Lakeview Motel & Apartments One Main St., Potsdam, NY 13676 www.MooresHillFarm.com 788 State Hwy 131 315-265-3050 or 800-790--6970 CRANBERRY LAKE Massena, NY 13662 [email protected] Sagamore Farm Cranberry Lake Lodge 315-769-9400 www.clarksoninn.com 77-78 Hogle Rd., Potsdam, NY 13676 7202 State Hwy 3 [email protected] 315-265-7247 Cranberry Lake, NY 12927 www.massena-lakeview.com Northern Family Motel 315-848-3301 (Pet Friendly) Siam Classic Inn & Spa www.cranberrylakelodge.com Quality Inn 6775 State Hwy 56 62 Elm St., Potsdam, NY 13676 Hotel & Conference Center Potsdam, NY 13676 315-265-1893 Stone Manor Motel & Diner 10 W Orvis Street 315-265-4640 [email protected] 7179 State Hwy 3 Massena, NY 13662 www.northernfamilymotel.com www.siamclassicinnandspa.com Cranberry Lake, NY 12927 315-769-2441 • Fax: 315-769-9216 1883 Victorian style home recently 315-848-2678 [email protected] Scottish Inns renovated into a small luxury choicehotels.com/hotels/ny276 U. S. 11 B&B in the Thai style, with every GOUVERNEUR Potsdam, NY 13676 room representing a period in the Clearview Motel Super 8 Motel 315-265-6700 history of Siam. Within walking 1162 US Hwy 11 84 Grove St., Massena, NY 13662 www.scottishinnpotsdam.com distance of colleges and historic Gouverneur, NY 13642 315-764-1065 downtown. 315-287-2800 • Fax: 315-287-0534 Reservations 800-800-8000 The Smalling Motel South [email protected] www.super8.com 7518 US Hwy 11 RUSSELL www.the-clearview.com Potsdam-Canton Rd, The Guest House MORRISTOWN Potsdam, NY 13676 368 Dana Hill Rd., Russell, NY 13684 HOGANSBURG Parkway Express 315-265-0709 • Fax: 315-265-0709 315-562-3742 • [email protected] (AKWESASNE) 3681 State Hwy 37 [email protected] www.nnyguesthouse.com Akwesasne Mohawk Morristown, NY 13664 www.smallingmotel.com Offers separate quarters guest Casino Resort 315-375-6601 house. 15 miles from Canton and 837 St Rte 37 WADDINGTON 22 miles from Potsdam. Offers a Hogansburg, NY 13655 OGDENSBURG Riverview of Waddington continential breakfast and many 1-877-99Casino Quality Inn Gran-View (Pet Friendly) other amenities. www.mohawkcasino.com (Pet Friendly) 12508 S H 37 6765 State Hwy 37 Waddington, NY 13694 WANAKENA Comfort Inn & Suites Ogdensburg, NY 13669 315-388-5912 Packbasket Adventures Lodge P O Box 1159 315-393-4550 riverviewofwaddingtonmotel.com 12 South Shore Rd. Ext. (P.O. Box 136) Hogansburg NY 13655 Fax: 315-393-3520 Wanakena, NY 13695 (Next to the Mohawk Casino) [email protected] Campground, 315-848-3488 518-358-1000 • Fax: 518-358-1001 www.granviewogdensburg.com Cottages, Cabins www.packbasketadventures.com [email protected] & Private Rentals www.comfortinnakwesasne.com Stonefence Resort Hotels / Motels 7191 State Hwy 37 BLACK LAKE - HAMMOND MASSENA Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Back Bay Cottages Canton Blue Spruce Motel 315-393-1545 • Fax: 315-393-1749 302 Chapman Point Rd. Best Western-University Inn 325 Orvis St., Massena NY 13662 [email protected] P.O. Box 280, Hammond, NY 13646 90 E Main St. 315-764-5751 www.stonefenceresort.com 315-324-5612 • Fax: 315-324-5030 Canton NY 13617-1452 [email protected] 888-386-8522 • Fax: 315-386-1025 Bob’s Motel - Red Carpet Inn Windjammer Lodge www.backbaycamping.com [email protected] 228 Trippany Rd. (Pet Friendly) www.bwcanton.com Massena NY 13662 5843A State Hwy 37 315-769-9497 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 315-393-6300 • Fax: 315-393-9967 www.windjammerlodge.com
Bird Nest Campgrounds Davis’ Country Cabins Never Inn Walters Cabins2989 County Rte 6 2432 County Rte 6 2546 County Rte 6 3724 County Rte 6Hammond, NY 13646 Hammond, NY 13646 Hammond, NY 13646 Hammond, NY 13646315-375-8524 315-324-5617 315-375-8625 3156-408-9823 or 585-591-2656 www.walterscabins.comBlack Lake Marine Cottages Edgar’s The Happy Fisherman www.blacklakeny.com/neverinn3732 County Rte 6 2814 County Rte 6 BRASHER FALLSHammond, NY 13646 Hammond, NY 13646 North Country Cottages Jellybeans Riverside315-375-4953 315-375-6728 & Campgrounds Campgroundtsf.com/biz/blacklake_ny/roll www.blacklakeny.com/ 2628 County Rte 6 P O Box 335 thehappyfisherman Hammond, NY 13646 Brasher Falls, NY 13613BLM’s Fisherman’s Landing 315-375-4671 315-389-47713490 County Rte 6 Indian Head Point northcountrycottagesandcampground.com www.riversidecampgroundny.comHammond, NY 13646 2580 County Rte 6315-375-8962 Hammond, NY 13646 Pleasant View Camps Brasher State Forestblacklakeny.com/fishermanslanding 315-375-8257 2626 County Rte 6 Walter Pratt www.fishingresort.com Hammond, NY 13646 Memorial Park & ForestButternut Cove Cottages 800-472-2267 County Route 55, Yoummell Road2538A County Rte 6 Lakeside Lodge Fax: 315-375-6745 315-769-9483Hammond, NY 13646 3666 County Rte 6 [email protected] Hammond, NY 13646 www.fishingny.com CHIPPEWA BAYblacklakeny.com/butternutcove 315-375-4501 • Fax: 315-375-4501 Cedar Island State Park www.blacklakeny.com/bayview Riccis’ Reel It Inn Rt 12, Chippewa Bay, NY 13623Camp Carol Camps-Cottages 3404 Black Lake Rd 315-654-25224014 County Rte 6 Lakewood On Black Lake Hammond, NY 13646Hammond, NY 13646 •315-375-6637 Lakewood Rd., Hammond, NY 845-562-5324 Riverbay Adventure Innwww.blacklakeny.com/campcarol 13646 www.riccisreelitinn.com 97 New Road 315-578-2911 Chippewa Bay, NY 13623Camp Wildwood on Black Lake www.blacklakeny.com/lakewood Roger’s Old Oak Cottages 315-759-8174193 Mitchell Rd, Heuvelton, NY 13654 761 State Hwy 37 [email protected] • Fax: 315-578-2302 The Log Cabins & Hammond, NY 13646 www.riverbayadventureinn.comwww.campwildwoodny.com Campgrounds [email protected] 3114 County Rte 6 www.rogersoldoakcamps.com CLARESituated on four acres with over Hammond, NY 13646 Massawepie Easement600 feet of shoreline, Lakefront 315-375-6691 Sunnyside of Black Lake Clare, NY • 315-265-3090cottage rentals and seasonal RV www.thelogcabins.com 3298 County Rte 6sites from May to September. With Hammond, NY 13646 CRANBERRY LAKEonly four cottages, these camps Mack’s Inn 315-375-6742 Cranberry Lake Stateprovide a uniquely quiet, private, 3302 County Rte 6 www.blacklakeny.com/sunnyside Campgroundand secluded setting. Hammond, NY 13646 243 Lone Pine Rd., 315-723-5035 The Lodges at Oak Point Cranberry Lake, NY 12927Cedar Grove Camps 5 Ferguson Dr 315-848-2315on Black Lake Massaouapi Cabins Hammond, NY 136462714 County Rte 6 2380 County Rte 6, P.O. Box 277 315-333-2340 Cranberry LakeHammond, NY 13646 Hammond, NY 13646 [email protected] Wild Forest315-375-6305 315-324-5524 http://www.homeaway.com/ Off State Hwy 3www.cedargrovecamps.com www.massaouapi.net vacation-rental/p386178 Cranberry Lake, NY [email protected] 315-265-3090 McLear’s Cottage Colony Inc. Toti’s CottagesChapman’s Knotty Pine Resort 2477 County Rte 6 2692 County Rte 6 Robinson’s Camper’s Village2420 County Rte 6 Black Lake Rd. Hammond, NY 13646 7136 State Hwy 3Hammond, NY 13646 Hammond, NY 13646 315-375-4443 Cranberry Lake, NY 12927315-324-5265 315-375-6508 www.toticottages.com 315-848-2501www.chapmansblacklake.com/ Fax: 315-375-4113 campersvillage.tripod.comcamp.html [email protected] 43 1.877.228.7810 www.mclears.com northcountryguide.com
EDWARDS MASSENA PIERCEFIELD HomeAway advertises vacation Trout Lake Cottages Hillside Motel and Horseshoe Lake Wild Forest rentals all over NY. Find a home, Trout Lake, Edwards, NY 13635 Campground-Cottages Piercefield, NY 12973 condo, cottage or apartment to 800-261-6292 15 Smith Rd. 315-265-3090 rent from private individual [email protected] Massena, NY 13662 www.amishcountryinn.com 315-769-5403 SCHERMERHORN CANTON LANDING Brick Schoolhouse Guesthouse HARRISVILLE Massena International Schermerhorn Harbor LLC 1168 Country Rt. 68 Van Heuvel Campsites Campground-Cottages 71 Schermerhorn Landing Rd Canton, NY, 13617 Harrisville, NY 13648 84 County Rte 42 Schermerhorn Landing, NY 13646 315-261-4844 315-543-9395 Massena, NY 13662 315-324-5966 www.asiaworldimports.com 315-769-9483 Ziggy’s [email protected] SOUTH COLTON Harvest Moon Inn State Hwy 3 Catamount Lodge & Forest LLC 109 Main Street Harrisville, NY 13648 Robert Moses State Park 2092 State Hwy 56 Canton, NY 13617 315-543-9391 19 Robinson Bay Rd. South Colton, NY 13687 315-375-8257 Massena, NY 13662 315-262-2255 www.harvestmooncafe.com HERMON 800-456-2267 [email protected] Lakeside Cottage www.nysparks.state.ny.us www.catamountlodge.com POTSDAM 20 Halcyon Way, Hermon, NY The Tree House 13652 MORRISTOWN Higley Flow State Park 7065 State Hwy 11 315-386-2353 Jacques Cartier State Park 442 Cold Brook Dr. Potsdam, NY 13676 www.whitepillars.com 251 Old Mills Rd. South Colton, NY 13687 315-262-3140 Morristown, NY 13664 315-262-2880 www.potsdamtreehouse.com Long View Cottage 800-456-2267 www.nysparks.state.ny.us 40 Long View Ln, Hermon, NY www.nysparks.state.ny.us Dining 13652 Parmeter Campsite 315-386-2353 Shelato Cedar Spring Cottages South Colton, NY 13687 BRASHER FALLS www.whitepillars.com 361 River Rd. East 315-262-2640 Riverview Bar and Restaurant Morristown, NY 13664 928 State Hwy 11C Loon Song Cottage 864-962-8079 Raquette River Lodge 315-389-4100 34 Halcyon Way, 1800 River Rd. Hermon, NY 13652 OGDENSBURG South Colton, NY 13687 Primabella’s Pizza 315-386-2353 Jerry & Vicky’s Camps 315-386-2353 766 State Hwy 11C www.whitepillars.com 7051 St Hwy 37 www.whitepillars.com 315-389-4222 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Sunset Cottage 315-393-2937 WADDINGTON BLACK LAKE/HAMMOND 65 E. Shore Blvd. Coles Creek State Park Black Lake Mini Golf Hermon, NY 13652 Peccolo’s Places 13003 State Hwy 37 County Rte 6 315-386-2353 Riverside Drive Waddington, NY 13694 315-375-8965 www.whitepillars.com (Behind Gran View) 800-456-2267 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 www.nysparks.state.ny.us Fish Bone Café LISBON 315-393-1850 2477 County Rte 6 Lisbon Town St. Lawrence Experience 315-375-6508 Beach & Campground Riverlane Campground PO Box 722Waddington, NY 13694 9975 State Hwy 37 104 River Lane 315-393-3434 Paddle Inn Lisbon, NY 13658 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 saintlawrenceexperience.com 3351 County Rte 6 315-393-5374 315-393-4484 315-375-8545 Vacation Rentals St. Lawrence Experience Eel Weir State Park BRIER HILL 10820 S H 37 County Rte 79 STATE WIDE Langbrook Clubhouse Lisbon, NY 13658 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 HomeAway Vacation Rentals P.O. Box 74 315-244-8233 800-456-2267 512-493-0382; 601-825-9885 315-375-6367 www.nysparks.state.ny.us [email protected]. LAWRENCE COUNTY 44 www.homeaway.com/vacation- VISITOR’S GUIDE rentals/New-York-vacation-rentals.htm
CANTON Sergi’s Italian Restaurant Gentry’s Clam Cove Rapids Food Court 45 1.877.228.7810A.1 Oriental Kitchen 31 Main St. 315-386-4581 962 State Hwy 11 • 315-287-4231 Sticks Sports Bar northcountryguide.com43 Main St. 315-386-3778 Subway Greg’s Restaurant Wolfclan 37 Truck StopAsian Buffet and Grill University Plaza • 315-379-0200 8 Rock Island St • 315-287-4919 1450 State Hwy 37 • 518-358-90385933 State Hwy 11 315-379-1688 Sylvia’s Lounge & Eatery Jreck Subs LISBON 25B Main St. • 315-386-3736 Corner of Gordon and Main Ruby’s Roadside GrillBest Western University Inn 315-287-4448 4962 State Hwy 6891 East Main St. (State Hwy 11) The Club 315-393-0695315-386-8522 25 Court St. •315-714-3333 Jumbos Dinette 4 Clinton, State Hwy 11 The Kitchen At Iroquois FarmThe Blackbird Café CHILDWOLD 315-287-9895 109561 St Hwy 37 • 315-388-3077107 Main St. • 315-386-8104 Thirsty Moose Pub & Grub 9754 State Hwy 3 •518-359-2540 McDonald’s MADRIDBurger King 118 East Main St. • 315-287-1366 Home Town Café II Jct. State Hwy 11 & Rt. 310 COLTON 9 Main St. • 315-322-5332315-386-8779 Hideaway Café Mullin’s Family Restaurant 20 Gulf Rd. • 315-262-2750 1180A State Hwy 11 The Ole Smokehouse Cascade Inn Diner 315-287-0063 3512 County Rte 14 • 315-322-41254 West Main St. • 315-386-8503 CRANBERRY LAKE Cranberry Lake Lodge New York Pizzeria MASSENADa Kitchen 7202 State Hwy 3 • 315-848-3301 83 East Main St. • 315-287-0888 A-1 King’s Buffet13 Hodskin St • 315-379-9022 115 Harte Haven Plaza Stone Manor Diner Oswegatchie Coffee Co. 315-769-8899Dairy Queen 7179 State Hwy 3 • 315-848-2678 117 East Main St.Gouverneur St. • 315-386-8314 An Italian Affair Windfall Bar & Grill Palms Restaurant 339 East Orvis St. • 315-764-9829Domino’s Pizza 550 Tooley Pond Rd. 9 Williams St. • 315-287-9858103 East Main St. 315-848-3559 Arby’s 315-386-5300 HAMMOND St. Lawrence Centre Mall DEKALB JUNCTION (See Black Lake/Hammond)Dunkin Donuts Hometown Café III Burger King 103 East Main St. State Hwy 11 • 315-347-3880 HANNAWA FALLS 92 Grove St. • 315-764-7544 Jake’s On The Water Hot Tamale KB’s Kitchen 5726 State Hwy 56 • 315-274-9300 China Doll Restaurant67 Main St. • 315-386-3333 4342 State Hwy 11 • 315-347-5682 19 Main St. • 315-764-9607 The Birches Josie’s Pizzeria Silver Leaf Diner Birch St. off State Hwy 56 Coach’s Corner25 Main St 315-386-3734 3231 State Hwy 11 • 315-347-1058 315-265-9088 PO Box 95, 191 Park Ave. 315-769-2127Jreck Subs EDWARDSVILLE HELENA82 Main St. 315-379-9221 The Paddle Inn Bobby I’s Common Grounds Coffee Shop 3351 County Rte 6 • 315-375-8545 4 Main St. • 315-764-5988 53 Willow St. • 315-769-2183McDonald’s 64 Main St. 315-379-9233 GOUVERNEUR HEUVELTON Dairy Queen Brazier Asian Buffet & Grill Doug’s Tavern 85 Park Ave. • 315-764-0600Mulligans at Partridge Run 9 Factory St. • 315-287-7115 71 State St. • 315-344-735570 Sullivan Dr. Dar’s Place315-386-1992 Bonnie’s Coffee Shop HOGANSBURG 10 W. Orvis St. Rte 812 • 315-287-9808 Akwesasne Mohawk CasinoPartridge Cafe 837 St Rte 37 • 518-358-2222 Dominos Pizza19 Miner St. • 315-386-3016 Casablanca Restaurant Native Harvest Restaurant 371 South Main St. • 315-769-1112 413 East Main St. • 315-287-3120 - Lunch & DinnerPizza Hut Maple Room Steakhouse Dunkin’ DonutsJct. State Hwy 11 & RT 310 Circle Inn Diner - a true steakhouse experience 371 South Main St. • 315-769-8897315-386-4170 985 State Hwy 11 • 315-287-0747
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY 46 Guy’s Restaurant The Village Inn NORWOOD McDonald’s VISITOR’S GUIDE 22 Highland Rd. • 315-769-9617 181 New York 37B Hometown Café 1134 Patterson Rd. • 315-393-7716 315-769-6910 3 Main St. • 315-353-2852 Hebert’s Steak Ranch Myers Pub State Hwy 37 • 315-769-9788 Tony’s Pizzeria Lobster House 17 Commerce St. • 315-393-7020 13 Main St. • 315-769-9412 State Hwy 56 North Italian on the Run 315-353-2366 Nadine’s Ice Cream 396 South Main St. Trombino’s Restaurant 1515 Ford St. • 315-394-6821 315-769-5050 181 Center St. • 315-764-1388 OGDENSBURG A-1 Buffet King Ogdensburg Bowling Center Jreck Subs Via Main Restaurant 701 Canton St. • 315-393-1800 1121 Patterson St. • 315-393-9704 269 East Orvis • 315-769-2210 130 Main St. • 315-764-0463 Big Cheese Pizza Park Street Deli McDonald’s Vino Vidi Vici Seaway Plaza • 315-393-9101 1003 Park St. • 315-393-0245 324 South Main St. 160 Harte Haven Plaza 315-769-9091 315-769-5050 Burger King Phillips Diner 732 Canton St. • 315-393-2960 415 Ford St. • 315-393-9738 McDonald’s Violi’s Restaurant St. Regis Blvd. • 315764-8097 209 Center St., PO Box 446 Buster’s Sports Bar Phoenix on the Bay 315-764-0329 & Restaurant 1702 Fort St. • 315-394-0678 On A Roll Deli 1130 Patterson St. • 315-393-3545 50 N Main St • 315-705-5050 Wendy’s Pizza Hut St. Lawrence Center Mall Busy Corner Café 1010 Patterson St. • 315-393-1927 Pizza Hut Wing Street 315-764-9761 234 Ford St. • 315-394-2233 4 Malby Ave. • 315-764-1703 Quality Inn Gran View Wendy’s Diner Chick’s Pizzeria /Gran-View Ponderosa Steak House 116 North Main St. • 315-764-5344 1608 Ford St. • 315-393-7700 6765 State Hwy 37 • 315-393-4550 St. Regis Blvd. • 315-769-7133 MORRISTOWN China Star Chinese Restaurant Smuggler’s Café River Road Restaurant Bedrock Café Gateway Plaza • 315-393-7733 at Hosmer’s Marina (at Massena Country Club) State Hwy 37 • 315-375-4230 54 East River St. • 315-393-3324 829 St Hwy 131 • 315-764-4061 Corner Deli Cattlemen’s Steak & Ale 828 Morris St. • 315-393-2271 Stonefence Restaurant Rosario’s Deli 119 Main St. • 315-375-0005 7191 State Hwy 37 • 315-393-1545 42 Main St. • 315-764-0607 Dixie Lee Chicken Turn-er Inn 432 State St. • 315-393-1231 Subway The Rusty Wheel Diner Rt 58 • 315-375-4020 1111 Champlain St. • 315-393-8303 32 Willow St. • 315-769-2209 Donut King Restaurant NORFOLK Seaway The Dirty Gringo St. Lawrence Centre Mall Hotel Grande Shopping Center • 315-393-7631 109 Main St. • 315-393-0043 Food Court PO Box 413 • 315-384-8991 6100 St Law Centre Mall Fish’er Chips The Place 315-769-1231 Joe’s Bar & Grill 608 Ford St. • 315-393-3474 1612 Ford St. • 315-939-3080 56 W Main • 315-384-8990 Spanky’s Freight House Tim Horton’s Café 3 North Main St. • 315-764-1216 Miss Molly’s Restaurant & Lounge 1111 Champlain Ave & Rt 37 State Hwy 56 • 315-384-4435 20 Market St. • 315-393-9088 Sprague’s Restaurant Oswegatchie 165 Roosevelt Rd. Sabad’s Restaurant Jreck Subs Hillside Diner 315-769-9702 81 Main St. • 315-384-8995 2900 Ford St. Ex. • 315-393-8443 3368 State Hwy 3 • 315-484-2340 Subway NORTH LAWRENCE Little Caesar’s Pizza PARISHVILLE Super Wal-Mart • 315-764-5139 Happy Cow Family Restaurant 637 State Street • 315-713-4527 Cedar Lodge 2358 State Hwy 11C • 315-389-5178 2145 White Hll Rd • 315-268-0934 Subway Little Italy Pizzeria 371 South Main St. • 315-769-8897 Pit Stop Diner 900 State St. • 315-713-0000 POTSDAM State Hwy 11C • 315-389-4278 ½ Ton’s Bar & Grill Taco Bell Long John Silver 141 ½ Market St • 315-268-0813 State Hwy 37 • 315-769-0949 & A&W Root Beer 1111 Champlain Ave & Rt 37
1844 House Little Italy A Touch of Icing MADRID 47 1.877.228.78106885 State Hwy 11 • 315-268-1844 30 Market St. • 315-265-5500 19 Main St. • 315-388-4096 Madrid Golf Course northcountryguide.com 3662 County Rte 14 • 315-322-0502A-1 Oriental Kitchen Mama Lucia’s JC’s River RunOuter Market St. • 315-265-3333 Depot St. • 315-265-0475 17 Bowling Ct. • 315-388-4462 MASSENA Cedar ViewArby’s Roast Beef Maxfield’s Mack’s Tavern Rt. 37 C, Rooseveltown172 Market St. • 315-265-1240 5 Market St. • 315-265-3796 8 Main St. • 315-388-5862 315-764-9104Asian Buffet McDonald’s Murray’s Old Irish Inn Fox Hill Golf & Country Club& Mongolian Grill 171 Market St. • 315-265-6890 144 Lincoln Ave. • 315-388-4820 216 Bailey Rd. • 315-769-8633175 Market St. • 315-268-1688 www.foxhillgolfonline.com McDuff’s Seaway SmokehouseThe Bagelry 59 Market St. • 315-261-4089 11421 State Hwy 37 • 315-388-7891 Massena Country Club9 Market St. • 315-265-9378 P.O. Box 248 • 315-769-2293 Pizza Hut WANAKENA 829 Route 131 Country Club LaneBetween the Buns 60 Market St. • 315-265-2016 Pinecone Restaurant www.massenacountryclub.com6 Elm St. • 315-265-8888 68B Ranger School Rd. June-Nov, 18 holds, 6,670 yrds, par Ponderosa Steak House 315-848-2121 71, carts, restaurant, showers.Burger King 185 Market St. • 315-265-8080178 Market St. • 315-265-8863 WINTHROP OGDENSBURG Potsdam Town & Country Club Goose Landing Gilbert Greens Country ClubCactus Grill & Cantina 6194 State Hwy 56 • 315-265-1234 Family Restaurant 350 Taylor Road • 315-527-665211 Raymond St. • 315-265-0240 River Rd. • 315-389-5933 Quiznos Sub St. LawrenceCheryl’s Place 154 Elm St. • 315-268-8303 Golf State Park Golf Course215 State Hwy 11B • 315-261-1562 4955 State Hwy 37 • 315-393-2286 Scoop’s Downtown BRIER HILLChilly Delight 22 Main St. • 315-268-8780 Langbrook Meadows Golf POTSDAM57 Market St • 315-265-3713 Course Potsdam Town & Country Club Sergi’s Italian Restaurant 95 Hamel Rd., State Rte 12 P.O. Box 5107, 6194 State Hwy 56The Clarkson Inn 10 Market St. • 315-265-3420 315-375-6372 315-265-21411 Main St. • 315-265-3050 [email protected] St. Lawrence Valley Roaster Meadowbrook Golf Course www.potsdamgolf.comDomino’s Pizza Jernabi Coffee House 9757 S H 11 • Winthrop, NY 13697 Apr-Oct, 18 holdes, 6,595 yrds,185 Market St. • 315-265-7500 11 Maple St • 274-9400 par 72, carts, pro shop, lounge, CANTON restaurant, showers.Dunkin Donuts Subway Home Town Golf, Inc.132 Market St. • 315-265-5104 Outer Market St. • 315-265-7827 PO Box 794 • 315-386-4600 RAYMONDVILLE Indoor Golf training and lessons. RaymondvilleEben’s Hearth Thai Cuisine Restaurant Golf & Country Club115 Maple St. • 315-265-9065 29 Maple St • 315-274-9088 Partridge Run Rt. 56 • 315-769-2759 Golf & Country ClubFirst Crush Wine Bistro Tim Horton’s 70 Sullivan Drive • 315-386-4444 STAR LAKE32 Market St. • 315-265-9463 154 Elm St. • 315-268-8303 Clifton-Fine St. Lawrence University Municipal Golf CourseFoxy Roxy’s Restaurant The Village Diner Golf Course 4173 Main St. • 315-848-3570124 Market St. • 315-265-0109 22 Depot St. • 315-265-8624 Rt. 11 • 315-386-4600 WaddingtonThe Hop STAR LAKE GOUVERNEUR Twin Brooks19 Main St. • 315-265-4898 Mountain Gate Café Emerald Greens 91 Franklin Rd. • 315-388-4480 4170 State Hwy 3 • 315-848-9992 1485 U.S. Hwy 11 • 315-287-4497Hot Tamale Winthrop34 Market St • 265-5555 Twin Lake Hotel Gouverneur Country Club Meadowbrook Golf Club 4155 State Hwy 3 • 315-848-2291 Country Club Road, off Rt. 58 9757 S H 11 • 315-389-4562Josie’s Little Pizzeria II 315-287-213013 Market St. • 315-265-9484 WADDINGTON Artworks CreperieJreck Subs Cafe & Giftshop 61 Market St. • 315-265-2222 2 Main St. • 315-388-4000
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