Things To Do, Places To Go... Arkell Museum The Arkell Museum at Canajoharie is home to a world-class collection of American Art, including works by Winslow Homer, George Inness and Georgia O’Keefe. The museum also has a growing collection of Mohawk Valley history material. 518 673 2314 Fort Klock Restoration The 1750 fortified home of fur-trader Johannes Klock, located east of St. Johnsville, is a Colonial settlement of the French and Indian period. The Fort Klock Historic Restoration is a National Historic Landmark. (518) 568-7779 Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community A traditional community of Mohawk families. Kanatsiohareke (“the clean pot”) is a gift shop of Native American crafts, apparel and books. Also offering a working farm with hay and sleigh rides. 518-673-4197 or 518-584-9270 Kateri Shrine Her shrine includes a rustic chapel in an 18th-century Dutch barn and displays of artifacts from the only fully excavated Mohawk village of that era. Nearby flows the holy spring in which she was baptized. Many pilgrims claim cures after drawing its crystal clear water and praying through the intercession of Saint Kateri. (518) 853-3646 Wintergreen Park and Gorge Wintergreen Park features the dramatic 45-foot Canajoharie Falls and several smaller cascades in the public section of Canajoharie Gorge, as well as scenic nature trails and picnic areas. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day, 9am-9:30pm. 518-673-5508 Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site is the only location where visitors can witness three of the major phases of the Erie Canal construction. The site contains a portion of the original "Clinton's Ditch" canal as well as several features from the enlarged canal such as locks and the remains of the Schoharie Creek Aqueduct. (518) 829-7516 Fonda Fairgrounds Home of the Fonda Fair and Fonda Speedway. Horse shows, farm expos and other events held Spring, Summer, Fall. (518) 853-3313 Old Fort Johnson Sir William Johnson's 1749 homestead, Old Fort Johnson is a museum and more. Here visitors can steep themselves in the social, cultural, military and industrial past of the Mohawk Valley. And though the Old Fort has been the setting for many historical books, no fiction could be as interesting as the real story of Old Fort Johnson, presented and preserved here for all to enjoy. (518) 843-0300 1747 Nellis Tavern The 1747 Nellis Tavern, Homestead and Store reflects the culture of the Palatine Germans. Two ground floor rooms, hall and cellar show original fireplaces, huge ceiling beams and wattle and daub construction techniques. (315) 866-2619 Windfall Dutch Barn The Windfall Dutch Barn is a pre-revolutionary restored structure, seated on its original site, located in the hamlet of Salt Springville, NY. This historic site is now used as an entertainment center for the neighboring communities bringing concerts, dances, exhibitions, games, crafts, quilt shows and poetry readings to the general public and is also available for private parties such as weddings. 518-993-2239 Riverlink Park An elevated walkway with breathtaking views links downtown Amsterdam to a riverside plaza area with open-air stage, children’s playground, visitor’s center, gardens and 300 feet of transient boat docking. Free concerts during July and August. (518) 841-4311 Fonda Speedway Saturday night stock car racing on a half-mile dirt track. Saturday nights – 6:45pm-10:30pm. (518) 952-4966 Fort Plain Museum Revolutionary War Fort Plain also known as Fort Rensselaer, was built in 1778 after the Cherry Valley Massacre and remained in service through 1800. The Museum and Historical Park is 5 acres that includes the stone farm house site of the fort, and much more. (518) 993-2527 St. Johnsville Marina and Campsite Tie up for the evening and enjoy a stay in this quaint Canal village located. Boat launch with fuel, water, gas, and diesel. Pump out facilities available. Campgrounds are adjacent to Marina with a bed and breakfast nearby. (518) 568-7406 (seasonal), (518) 568-2221 (year-round) Local Maple Syrup Producers New York State is home to the largest resource of tappable maple trees within the United States, and over 2,000 maple sugarmakers. Come visit us for a taste of heaven! Visit our partner sites for more information: Visit Montgomery County I Love New York Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor