Step back in time and enjoy an Adirondack experience. Warrensburg Bed and Breakfasts enjoys the ambience of a bygone day. Situated between two rivers in a scenic valley in the foothills of the six-million acre Adirondack Park, Warrensburg offers a retreat from the frenetic pace of today's world. Stroll the tree-lined streets of this post-Colonial era town resplendent with nineteenth-century homes and the picturesque vestiges of water-powered mills. Adventure further into the evergreen and deciduous forests on old logging trails in the Charles Lathrop Pack Demonstration Forest or let Warrensburg bed and breakfast innkeepers direct you to marked nature and hiking trails, canoe access and rentals, or whitewater rafting adventures. You can rent a canoe or kayak for an easy paddle on one fifteen-mile stretch of the Hudson River that has seen little additional human intrusion in the past two hundred years. For those who can take this tranquility only so long, Warrensburg bustles with small shops and restaurants. Warrensburg bed and breakfasts run the gamut from quaint farmhouses to neo-classic, Victorian and Queen Anne styles. Show an interest in them and their history, and you will make new friends. You won't even know that you are only ten minutes away from the pleasures of Lake George, with its lake cruises, numerous restaurants, arcades, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northeast! If you are a history buff, you’ll find much of interest in Warrensburg and the surrounding area. First come to prominence during the French and Indian War, with Fort William Henry (made famous in James Fenimore Cooper’s Last of the Mohicans) and Fort Ticonderoga, the area was to be pivotal in the Revolutionary War. Settlement soon followed at this true frontier with trappers, loggers and lumbermen pulling great wealth out for the development of the new nation. Water power on the Schroon River, which runs through Warrensburg, led to the development of major nineteenth century industries that created the wealth that built the homes that are now Warrensburg bed and breakfast establishments.