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Is a small scenic town in the Adirondacks where snow can fall four feet in one night or not at all for months. The town provides possibility for anyone to leave. As it is so far north, those who want to adventure out and see the world will. While others stay and enjoy life as they have always known. Saranac Lake in any season is as precious as a painting by Monet, captured in wild colors giving wilderness life on canvas. With long winters the possibility of never seeing the sun on a summers day feels endless, but in the end the sun will show. It's a place where people from all over the world come to see the change of leaves and engage in an experience of a winter wonderland. By any other definition Saranac Lake would not be as it was, and is not defined by the people but by the beauty and possibility it provides.
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