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[quote=Anonymous]I grew up in Albany so I'm quite familiar with the drive as most of my family is still in the area. 7 hours with a 3yo will require stops and I would not recommend driving straight through, especially because there is always construction and/or an accident on the drive. Your 7 hours wil likely be 8-9 on a good summer traffic day. Stopping in PA is a great option but it's only a few hours into the trip. I'd suggest stopping in Woodbridge (Outlets aren't great but plenty of room for the kids to run around), Poughkeepsie, or Kingston. A bit off 87 you can get to the Catskill Game Farm, Dutchess County Fair, Catskill Animal Sanctuary, Redhook (small town that's great for walking around and grabbing lunch/dinner), or plan to stop at a park along the Hudson River for a picnic and playtime. These would all be about 5 hours into your drive. I was married in Saratoga and would absolutely suggest stopping there at some point while you're in Lake George. Head to the racetrack or poke around downtown. There are also a few good museums for kids. If you plan to go the 81 route through PA, north of Hersey there isn't much unless you stop in Scranton. Scranton is closer to half-way (4hrs).[/quote]
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