groups outside the property, whether it is unique team building challenges or ski getaways. Groups meeting in the summer season will find dozens of activities, including an invigorating swim in Mirror Lake, hiking to the state’s highest peaks, an exhilarating boat tour on Lake Placid and visiting local breweries. Winter recreation is abundant, such as skiing and snow- boarding at Olympic venues, ice skat- ing, bobsledding, and tobogganing.


The Conference Center at Lake Placid features function rooms for both large and small groups with three confer- ence room floors.


The venue has a variety of additional options to customize events, too. The three exhibit halls, including the 1980 Herb Brooks Arena (named after the “Miracle on Ice” coach), provide AV equipment, staging and meeting acces- sories.


Built as a sustainable and green struc- ture, the Conference Center at Lake Placid is an eco-conscious space.


The recently opened Kartrite Resort & Indoor Waterpark in New York’s Catskill Mountains has the most modern, state- of-the-art indoor waterpark, 324 suites, along with a fantastic brand-new luxu- ry lodge experience.


Available to host a wide range of meet- ings and events, Kartrite boasts a numerous amenities, dining options and varied function spaces, as well as opportunities for team building on-site.


Another resort in the Catskill Mountains, Villa Roma Resort offers a list of year-round activities. Hiking, ski- ing, and short bus trips to Bethel Woods to stand at the site of the iconic 1969 Woodstock Festival are just some of the activities that can be tied into business events. Customized meeting


packages allow for tailored events based on each group’s specific needs. An array of conference rooms and breakout spaces are able to accommo- date from 10 to 1,000 attendees.


Mountain resorts such as these offer so much to do and so many ways for groups to


engage with the great outdoors throughout every season.


Offering environments that are nearby, yet feel peaceful, serene


and sometimes even secluded, the mountains present a fantastic opportunity for retreats and escapes that excite and reenergize.


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