Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks is the long-time member and this May’s member spotlight, Warren County.  We want to thank Warren County for being an integral part of our alliance, as well as thank the Town of Queensbury, the Town of Stony Creek, and the Town of Bolton for being valued members.

Established in 1813 and named after Revolutionary War hero General Joseph Warren, this county has long been a destination for travelers, entrepreneurs, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.  Whether you’re looking for adventure, history, or a place to put down roots, Warren County has something for everyone.

Lake George is the crown jewel of Warren County—crystal-clear waters surrounded by forested mountains, perfect for boating, fishing, or simply soaking in the views. Whether you’re hiking the trails at Prospect Mountain or skiing the slopes of Gore Mountain, the county offers year-round recreation for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.

History buffs will love exploring Fort William Henry, where the stories of the French and Indian War come to life. Meanwhile, art lovers can spend an afternoon at the Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, browsing works from European masters and American greats. The county’s small towns and villages host lively festivals throughout the year, bringing the community together through music, food, and celebrations of local heritage.

Warren County’s location makes travel a breeze. Whether you’re heading to Albany, New York City, or even Canada, major highways like I-87 make getting around easy. The Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport in Queensbury provides an accessible travel option for regional and private aviation, keeping the county connected to broader markets and destinations.

Warren County isn’t just a great place to visit—it’s a great place to build a future. Tourism plays a big role in the economy, but industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and technology continue to grow. Local organizations like the Warren County Economic Development Corporation provide resources and support for startups and businesses looking to expand, making it a prime location for innovation and investment.

With breathtaking landscapes, a strong local economy, and a welcoming community, Warren County offers the perfect balance of work and play. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or looking for a fresh start, this Adirondack gem has a way of making people feel right at home.