New York State Association of County Clerks (NYSACC) 2026 Fall Conference

Lake George Area, New York

September 20–23, 2026

Welcome to the Lake George Area! We're pleased to welcome attendees of the New York State Association of County Clerks (NYSACC) 2026 Fall Conference.

The conference brings together county clerks and industry partners to connect, exchange ideas and explore topics related to public service innovation, records management and administrative efficiency.

While you're here, we hope you'll find time outside of conference activities to experience Lake George and the surrounding Adirondack region.

Know Before You Go

Conference Location

The conference will be held at the Courtyard by Marriott Lake George, conveniently located on Canada Street in the heart of Lake George Village.

The hotel's central location puts attendees within walking distance of restaurants, shops, attractions and the Lake George waterfront.

Courtyard by Marriott Lake George
365 Canada Street
Lake George, NY 12845

Getting Here

The Lake George Area is conveniently located within driving distance of many Northeast destinations:

• Albany, NY – approximately 1 hour

• Saratoga Springs, NY – approximately 30 minutes

• New York City – approximately 3.5–4 hours

• Boston, MA – approximately 3 hours

• Montreal, QC – approximately 3 hours

September Weather

Late September is a beautiful time to experience the Adirondacks, as summer transitions into fall and the first signs of seasonal color begin to appear throughout the region.

Days are generally comfortable, while mornings and evenings can be cool.

What to Pack:

• Layers for changing temperatures

• A jacket or sweater for cooler mornings and evenings

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Business casual attire for conference activities

• Sunglasses and other essentials for spending time outdoors

Getting Around Lake George

One of the advantages of staying at the Courtyard by Marriott is its central location in Lake George Village.

On Foot

Attendees can easily walk from the hotel to:

• Lake George's waterfront and boardwalk

• Shepard Park

• Restaurants and bars

• Local shops and boutiques

• Canada Street attractions

• Beaches and scenic lakefront areas

Exploring Beyond the Village

If you have additional free time, nearby communities including Queensbury, Glens Falls and Bolton Landing offer even more dining, shopping, arts, entertainment and outdoor recreation.

Rideshare services are available in the area, although availability may vary.

Explore Lake George During Your Free Time

Whether you have an hour between conference activities, an evening to yourself or some extra time before heading home, there are plenty of ways to experience the Lake George Area.

Dinner & Drinks

After the day's conference activities, head out with colleagues and explore Lake George's dining scene.

Within Lake George Village, you'll find everything from casual Adirondack favorites and pub fare to Italian cuisine, steakhouses and waterfront dining.

The region is also home to breweries, wineries, distilleries and other craft beverage producers, providing plenty of options for an informal gathering after the day's sessions.

Take a Walk Along the Lake

You don't need a full afternoon to experience Lake George.

Take a walk through the Village and along the waterfront, visit Shepard Park, browse Canada Street or simply find a spot to enjoy the lake and surrounding Adirondack scenery.

Late September evenings can be cool, so bring a light jacket if you're heading out after conference activities.

Experience Lake George from the Water

Lake George is the centerpiece of the region, and one of the best ways to experience it is from the water.

If your schedule allows, consider:

• A Lake George sightseeing cruise

• An evening or sunset cruise

• A walk along the waterfront

• Paddling or boating

• Waterfront dining and drinks

Explore Local Craft Beverages

The Lake George Area is home to a growing craft beverage scene, including breweries, wineries and distilleries.

Stop into a tasting room, try locally made beverages or gather with fellow conference attendees for a drink after the day's activities.

Shopping

Browse the shops and boutiques along Canada Street for Adirondack gifts, locally made products, apparel and souvenirs.

For additional shopping, nearby Queensbury is home to The Outlets at Lake George, featuring a variety of national brands.

Have More Time to Explore?

Arriving early or staying an extra day? September is a great time to explore more of the Lake George Area and Adirondacks.

Consider:

• Driving Prospect Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway for panoramic views

• Exploring Bolton Landing

• Visiting Downtown Glens Falls

• Taking a Lake George sightseeing cruise

• Visiting museums and historic sites

• Hiking to a scenic Adirondack overlook

• Exploring local breweries, wineries and craft beverage producers

• Shopping throughout Lake George and Queensbury

• Enjoying live music and evening entertainment

Welcome to the Lake George Area

We hope you enjoy your time in Lake George during the 2026 NYSACC Fall Conference.

From the connections made during the conference to the restaurants, shops, lakefront experiences and Adirondack scenery waiting just outside your hotel, we invite you to make the most of your stay.