Fort Ticonderoga

Sunday, May 17

Fort Ticonderoga played a crucial role in the Revolutionary War as a strategic gateway between Canada and New York, a site of both early American victories and a later British recapture, and a source of vital artillery for the Continental Army. This venue is part of the Fort Ticonderoga planned walk.

It was first captured by the Americans in May 1775, a victory that provided a significant boost to morale and supplied the Continental Army with desperately needed cannons, which were used to force the British out of Boston. The fort was then recaptured by the British in 1777 during General John Burgoyne's Saratoga campaign.

Rate

$24 with walk fee through the ESCV registration form

The fee includes ESCV walk, entrance to the Fort Ticonderoga museum and a $10 value token to drive up through the Mount Defiance gate.

Trekonderoga

Sunday, May 17

Visit the original sets from the hit Star Trek series, located at 112 Montcalm Street, Ticonderoga New York.  This venue is part of the Ticonderoga Hamlet walk.

Take your picture on the bridge of the USS Enterprise, examine the medical deck, use the transporter room and so much more!

Rate

$18 through the ESCV registration form

Other Revolutionary Area Walks

Other Revolutionary Bikes

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