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Fort Ticonderoga Tours

We are happy to announce new tours based on the T.A.P.S. investigation, seen on Ghost Hunters television show. A daily short tour will be given at 2:30 everyday and is included with admission. Details on the exclusive nighttime tour that explores many out-of-bounds areas can be found here. Guided and self-guided tours bring the stories of Fort Ticonderoga to life! Join a costumed interpreter for a 30-minute walking tour featuring an overview of the Fort's history from 1755 to today.

We offer special themed tours, such as Scurvy, Smallpox and Death - the story of death and disease in an 18th-century fort.

Unlock the secrets of the nearby King's Garden with your gardener-guide on the Garden & Estate tour or stroll through the garden and Pavilion grounds on your own.