Westport, New York

Westport, a historic gateway to the Adirondacks located in the Lake Champlain Region, blends small-town charm with lakeside adventure. Known as the birthplace of the Adirondack Chair, this welcoming community invites visitors to play a round at the scenic local golf course, catch live performances at the Depot Theatre’s beautifully restored train station, and enjoy art, music, and gatherings in the waterfront pavilion at Ballard Park.

Outdoor lovers can wander more than 11 miles of trails in the nearby Split Rock Wild Forest, launch a boat from the full-service marina, or simply savor a meal at a cozy tavern or waterfront restaurant. With charming lodging, a vibrant lineup of community events throughout the year, and creative energy flowing from The Mill ADK’s workshops and programs, Westport offers an engaging mix of culture, recreation, and timeless Adirondack relaxation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Westport is a scenic town on the western shore of Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks, just north of Lake George and a short drive from Plattsburgh and the Vermont border.

Visitors can enjoy hiking, boating, fishing, and golfing, as well as exploring nearby trails, forests, and lakeside parks.

Yes! Westport offers a variety of cozy cafés, taverns, and waterfront restaurants featuring local Adirondack flavors.

Westport is charming year-round, with summer festivals, fall harvest celebrations, and winter lake views providing seasonal experiences for every visitor.