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Things To Do
Saratoga Race Course
Take in a day at the famous Saratoga Race Course, the oldest major sporting venue of any kind in the U.S. Labor Day is the final day of the 2025 season at Saratoga. Each racing day of the summer meet (except Labor Day), you can enjoy the popular breakfast on The Porch of the Clubhouse at Saratoga Race Course; admission is free during breakfast hours. Mornings at Saratoga Race Course feature free, 45-minute guided backstretch tram tours on a first-come, first-served basis from 7:30am - 9:00am.
National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame
Whether you're already a fanatic or just curious, the National Racing Museum and Hall of Fame celebrates the history of Thoroughbred Racing, an integral aspect to the heritage and history of Saratoga Springs.
Roosevelt Baths & Spa
Established in 1935, the Roosevelt Baths & Spa Saratoga Springs spa resort opened thanks to President Franklin Roosevelt's visionary act to preserve the Saratoga Springs. Authentic and historic, today the Roosevelt Baths & Spa offers wellness in Saratoga Springs via a transforming hydrotherapy spa experience with naturally healing treatments, performed by an attentive staff known for caring and quality of service.
Discover Saratoga's Famed Mineral Springs
"Take the waters" on your own custom tour of Saratoga's renowned mineral springs.
Saratoga Spa State Park
The Spa State Park has numerous activities for all ages in the beautiful Saratoga summer. Swim in the Victoria Pool or Peerless Pool, two fabulous swimming pool facilities. Walk the historic Hall of Springs Path. Play disc golf on a beginner-friendly 9-hole disc golf course with dual tees on mostly flat ground, or regular golf on the 9-hole Par 3 Course. And more!
Saratoga National Historical Park
The Battle of Saratoga was the first ever surrender of a British Army and one of the pivotal moments in determining the outcome of the Revolutionary War. Tours of the Battlefield are self-guided, either a hike along The Wilkinson Trail, or a drive along the Tour Road (when open). Information about the park is available on the NPS Park Mobile app, optional audio tours, exhibits in the visitor center, and interpretive stations along the way.
Lake George
Lake George, known as the Queen of American Lakes, is about 30 minutes north of Saratoga Springs and full of natural beauty and historical significance. A visit to Lake George is an excellent introduction to the natural wonders of the Adirondack Park. Swim in its pristine waters (one of the 10 cleanest lakes in the US!), sail on its breezes, or hike on the myriad trails in the surrounding mountains. For the roller coaster enthusiasts, Six Flags Great Escape is conveniently located in the Lake George region!
Saratoga Lake
For a lake experience that's closer to home, look no further than Saratoga Lake! Located in eastern Saratoga County, Saratoga Lake is one of the region's most popular natural attractions. People visit the lake each year for a variety of fun activities, including boating, fishing, paddling, swimming at Brown's Beach, and dining by the water.