This Indoor Beach In New York Is The Best Place To Go This Winter
Lea Monroe
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Head to an indoor beach in New York this winter! During the summertime, you’ll run into visitors from all over the East Coast who have made their way to New York to enjoy some of the country’s best and most underrated water parks. Sadly, come winter these lively water parks turn into deserted attractions that won’t be open again anytime soon. Something else that we’d like to point out is that unless you’re someone who frequently goes polar plunging, you’ll have a hard time getting your fix when it comes to going swimming around this time of year. Providing you with a piece of summer all year long, find out what’s so special about this indoor beach near me in the Adirondack Mountains.
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For more about this fun indoor beach in New York, visit the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Waterpark website. Before you get to the lodge, stop by the coolest visitors center in New York with a playground and zipline. And find some nice swim gear on the Backcountry website.
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What are some of the best winter destinations in New York?
- Greek Peak Mountain Resort (Cortland): The Outdoor Adventure Center at this winter wonderland is epic, offering a gravity-fed mountain coaster, a guided zip line tour, and snow tubing. Enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at the Nordic Center. And don't overlook a cozy stay at the Adirondack-style lodge between the ski mountain and Hope Lake Park, offering panoramic views of each natural wonder. For those folks wanting nothing to do with the outdoors, take advantage of the amenities in the Cascades Indoor Waterpark, a 41,000-square-foot delight of endless fun and entertainment with more than 500 feet of slides!
- Allegany State Park (Salamanca): Camp in a cottage or winterized cabin on these lovely 65,000 acres with rich forests and intriguing wildlife. This is the largest state park in New York with two developed areas: Red House and Quaker. In the summertime, both areas offer sandy beaches. The winter wonderland gives an especially pretty landscape for picnicking, hiking the five miles of paved trails, and naturalist walks. Some of the best cross-country skiing is available at the Art Roscoe Ski Touring Area and snowmobilers from miles around visit the 90 miles of groomed trails.
- Bryant Park (New York City): This 9.6-acre park is beautiful every day, but when the temperatures drop, folks get excited about the Bryant Park Winter Village. Purchase tickets to the bumper cars on ice, a cozy igloo session with food and drinks, an iceless curling lane with a cozy igloo and food and drinks, an ice skating school, and a few other unique cool-weather activities. The Lodge, a rinkside bar and food hall, features outdoor and indoor bars with a variety of food options where visitors can enjoy their favorite cocktail, and delicious food, and watch the ice skaters or sports on a big screen.