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Fort Ticonderoga

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An official Path Through History Site! At the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold realized that the British Fort Ticonderoga made an easy target for the American rebels. They captured the fort in 1775 with a band of Green Mountain Boys, only weeks after Lexington and Concord, making it America`s first victory in the Revolution. Visitors can tour the restored fort, research library, museum galleries, and acres of beautiful land overlooking Lake Champlain. Artillery demonstrations and frequent reenactments.

Amenities
Amenities

Amenities

General
  • Free/Donations Accepted: Yes
  • On Ocean/Lake/River: Yes
  • Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Places To Stay

General
  • Pet Friendly: Yes
  • Restaurant On-Site: Yes

Things To Do

Amusements/Family Fun
  • Animals: Yes
  • Family Entertainment: Yes
Art & Culture
  • Galleries & Art Spaces: Yes
Food & Drink
  • American: Yes
General
  • Restaurant: Yes
  • Senior Discount: Yes
History
  • Historic Sites: Yes
  • History & Culture: Yes
  • Military History: Yes
  • Path Through History: Yes
Museums
  • American History Museum: Yes
Nature
  • Gardens & Arboretums: Yes
Outdoor Adventures
  • Hiking: Yes
  • Kayak/Canoe/Paddle Board: Yes
Tours & Excursions
  • Boat Tours: Yes
Winter Activities
  • Food or Bar: Yes
  • On Site Restaurant: Yes
Events
Events

REAL TIME REVOLUTION® Signature Reenactment Event: Riot!

Adirondacks, Ticonderoga

Dates vary between Dec 19, 2026 - Dec 19, 2026

Fort Ticonderoga

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