Things To Do
Saratoga Race Course
While racing season doesn't start until July, you can still visit Saratoga's historic track. Also check out the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame located across Union Ave from the track.
Explore Downtown
Saratoga has a ton to offer when just walking down Broadway. Wander into any of the boutiques and restaurants along this main street.
Rachel's Favorites
Coffee: Uncommon Grounds Breakfast: Sweet Mimi's Lunch: Putnam Market Cocktails: Hamlet and Ghost Dinner: Boca Bistro Shopping: Violet’s
Clark's Favorites
Coffee/Breakfast Sandwiches: The Little Market at Five Points Lunch: Druthers Brewing Company Cocktails: Martinis at 9 Maple Dinner: 15 Church Shopping: Union Hall Supply Co
More Restaurant Recs
Hattie's Max Londons Salt and Char Henry Street Taproom The Brook Tavern
Saratoga National Golf Club
Saratoga National is a public course and is very busy in the summer time. We recommend making a tee time far in advance.
550 Waterfront
Grab a drink and take in the views of Saratoga Lake.
Saratoga Spa State Park
You can walk down the Avenue of the Pines or get a massage at The Roosevelt Baths and Spa. You can also check out the historic Gideon Putnam Hotel, Hall of Springs (our venue!) and the Automobile Museum.
Mineral Water Geysers at SPA
In Saratoga Spa State Park, follow Geyser Trail, the longest trail in the park at 2.9 miles. Geysers and fountains spout natural mineral waters all around Saratoga, but the highlights are the Geyser Island Spouter and Orenda Spring you’ll see on this hike.
Saratoga Harness Track and Casino
For those itching to see some races, the harness track is open year round (although post time might be later in the evening). You can also check out the Saratoga Casino Hotel, featuring slots and electronic tables.
Lake George
Lake George is a 30-45 minute drive from Saratoga and features breathtaking views and local restaurants.
Yaddo Artist Retreat & Gardens
Yaddo is a historic artist community established in the 1800's. You can walk through the gardens to take in the statues and sculptures.