Harvest Fest
Overview
Harvest Fest 2026 – Join us on October 10 & 11, 2026
Free Admission!

Enjoy the best views of the fall foliage in the area with Scenic Skyrides, live music all weekend, a large craft show featuring local artists & makers, and entertainment for the whole family- all of this happening in the main base area! October 10 & 11, 2026,10 am – 4 pm
Admission is free! Take a Scenic Skyride up the Northwoods Gondola or Adirondak Express II; purchase in advance online or on the day of in-person. Please note that skyride ticket sales during Harvest Fest end at 3 pm, and the last ride up the lift is at 3:15 pm.
SCENIC SKYRIDES DURING PEAK FOLIAGE
Our four peaks are illuminated by a colorful autumn display, offering prime leaf-peeping opportunities. While this time of year excites us for winter, there’s plenty of foliage and activities to enjoy on the mountain before the snowmakers get to work. It’s the perfect day to welcome fall and get some fresh Adirondack air with many vendors, games, family activities, and live music!
Choose your Skyride aboard the open-air Adirondack Express or the enclosed Northwoods Gondola. A short hike between the lifts offers the unique opportunity to experience both rides with the same ticket. Ticket sales end at 3 pm both days.
Please note: If you purchased your Skyride ticket online, do not present your QR code at the lift. Online tickets must be exchanged for SKI3 skyride cards, which can be printed at the kiosks near the ticket windows.
LARGE VENDOR MARKET
With over 60 vendors selling arts and crafts, jewelry, pottery, artwork, baked goods, food, and more, there is sure to be something for everyone in our vendor market.
FOOD & DRINKS
Open Pit Grill
Outdoor Bar
Waffle Cabin
Tannery
Babadews Pizza
Big and Cheesey (Sunday)
ADK Heat Catering(Sunday)
LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
Saturday:
Josh Clevenstine
The Dancing Witches
Mr. Twisty
Warden & co
Sunday:
The North South Dakotas
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PLEASE NOTE: In accordance with the Federal Americans with Disabilities Act and NYS Human Rights Law, ORDA welcomes service animals and service animals in training who have been trained to assist a person with a disability, to ensure access by individuals with disabilities to the ORDA venues, programs, activities, services, and events that are open to members of the public. No other animals will be permitted. For ORDA’s full Service Animal Policy, read here.
VENDORS ATTENDING
LOCAL ADIRONDACK VENDORS
2026 vendors:
A Sense Of Wonder Studio
Adacks
Adirondack Harvest
Adirondack Impressions
Adirondack Packs
ADK Knits
ADK Rustiques
As You Wish Art & Designs
Barkeater Holdings
Beth’s Barkery
BirdieBlue
Bit Sized Builds
Bridge Street Woodworks
BurchCraft
Caspar’s Candles
Cheryl’s Stained Glass
Crazy Loon Distillery
DJ Renner Books
Earth Wear
Empty Nest Sud-drome
Feathered Antler
Fem Shred
Fourth Lake Studio
Geesler Studio
Goldenrod Grove
Grandma Apple’s Cheesecakes
Grandma’s Sew B-it
Greenfield’s Forever
Happily Adirondack
Happy Hempin
Harvey Mountain Alchemy
Herbal Turtle Teas
Hudson Hats
Irons in the Fire
Jewelry by Sydney
Kaira’s Permanent Jewelry Co
Kim’s Horse Hair Creations and Photography
Lady Reborn Art
Mina Clark Art
Morelli Photography
Motley Artist
Northern Routes
Odyssey Stoneware
onegoodturn
PBM Bell
Queen Bee Remedies
Rooted in Upstate
Saratoga Supports Uganda
Shane’s Favorite Things
Simply Garlic
Stirring Creations
Strohmeyer Honey Co.
Tabula Rasa Woodworks
The Key to The Attic
The Vintage Bird
Three Daughters Clay
Timberstone Crafts
Timberstone Crafts
Upper Hudson Coffee
USA Creations
Vashti’s Kitchen Delights
Wildernesscapes Photography
WildLily Studio
YB wild pottery
Zoe Burghard Pottery