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Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Keene Valley, New York:
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Keene Valley, New York
thesnowgoose.com
518-576-9460
Nestled on 13 wooded acres at the base of the Adirondack High Peaks, Snow Goose Bed and Breakfast offers four seasons of adventure, beauty, creativity and relaxation. Experience the magic of a woodland retreat combined with the convenience of nearby attractions like Lake Placid, Whiteface Mountain, Ausable Chasm, Lake Champlain ferries, Montreal and of course miles of High Peaks hiking, ski and snowshoe trails. Awaken to the smell of warm muffins and freshly ground coffee. Breakfast is served by the fireplace - each dish lovingly created with all natural, local and many organic ingredie. . .
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Keene Valley, New York
roostercombinn.com
518-576-9916
Just down the road and near everything.
RoosterComb Inn is new to Keene Valley, but has deep roots in being a boarding house for travelers and visitors. Built in 1883, the old house has been updated with earthy paint colors, rustic furniture and cedar beds. The project started in April 2009 and finished in early August. Bald Mountain Rustics is downstairs and Down To Earth Therapeutic Massage is upstairs. So there is always someone around to help whenever you need. You can sit out in the yard or hang out on the back porch watching the seasons change.
At RoosterComb Inn, we believe . . .
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Keene Valley, New York
trailsendinn.com
518-576-9860
Trail's End Inn...a romantic 1902 Adirondack bed and breakfast lodge nestled in New York's spectacular Keene Valley amid soaring mountain peaks. This rustic, romantic, and secluded bed & breakfast inn is ideally located for all seasons. Easily accessible, the inn is 1/3 mile off the main highway, quiet and secluded, surrounded by meadows and gorgeous mountains. This photo was taken from atop Baxter Mountain, a nearby half-day (or less) hike.
The Adirondack Park is larger than the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National parks combined. Nestled in the High Peaks Region of the Adirondacks is Tr. . .
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