Washington County, NY is comprised of a plethora of small towns, villages, lakes, rivers, streams, and vast acres of undeveloped land. Fort Edward is a hidden gem nestled at the southern tip of the County. From a deep rooted history with being the birthplace of the U.S. Army Rangers, to its current revitalization, which offers visitors some of the best outdoor recreation, breweries, dining, and events in Upstate NY - come experience it. Fort Edward is just two miles off of Exit 17 on I-87N, and it's the furthest point north on the Hudson River that you can travel by boat from New York City. The train station is Amtrak rail's mid-point between New York City and Montreal. Whether you're visiting by boat, train, car or bus - welcome, friends!