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The Schroon Lake Region is easy to get to and close to everything.
With convenient access directly from the I-87 Northway,
Schroon Lake is midway between Lake George and Lake Placid
and within easy driving distance of 100’s of the best Adirondack
attractions. Nestled in the southeastern tier of the Adirondacks,
the Schroon Lake Region features scenic mountain landscapes,
endless outdoor adventures and exciting activities and entertainment,
all complemented by the natural flair of a classic lakeside
community.
Schroon Lake Village itself features a host of family-friendly
amenities including shops and restaurants on our quaint mainstreet,
a beautiful 9-hole golf course with stunning views, all
highlighted by an expansive lakeside town park which includes
tennis and basketball courts, a boat launch and docks, and a large
beach hailed as one of the best in the Adirondacks. If calming
pursuits are what you are after, visit our yoga and meditation studio
on Main St for a class or schedule a massage.
The Schroon Lake Region is situated between two wilderness
tracts. Of course, the centerpiece of all summer activities is pristine
9-mile Schroon Lake itself. Whether enjoying it by sailboat,
motorboat, canoe or kayak, you’ll want to be on
the water whenever possible. If you prefer the
mountains and forests, you can explore the hundreds
of trails in and around the region. You may
want to start with a quick hike up Mt. Severance
just north of the village, which affords a beautiful
view of Schroon Lake and is great short hike for
beginners or whole families
Similarly, the Schroon Lake Arts Council presents a variety of
musical events at the Boathouse Theater. On Mondays, don’t miss
the popular Open Mic Night; on Wednesdays during the summer,
gather for family Square Dancing in the Town Park. Catch a film
at the old-fashioned movie theater or visit one of the noted historic
sites in the region—the Schroon-North Hudson Historical
Society is great resource for historical information and holds several
presentations throughout the year. Cultural highlights of the
summer season include the Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks,
annual Arts and Crafts Fair in July, the Adirondack Folk Festival
in August and of course, our amazing Adirondack Marathon in
September.
A few other unique attractions in the area are Natural Stone
Bridge and Caves, which features the largest cave entrance in the
east, the Adirondack Buffalo Company where you can see live
bison, or for an afternoon of family fun, visitors can now purchase
a day pass to enjoy the amenities at the Yogi Bear Jelly Stone
Camp-Resort at Paradise Pines.
Depending on what amenities you’re seeking, Schroon Lake
offers an array of lodging options to complement your Adirondack
adventure. From cozy bed & breakfasts, affordable
family friendly motels, cabins and lodges,
to private rentals and campgrounds, the Town of
Schroon Lake can accommodate you.
With its long history as a family resort, the
area retains its old-fashioned feel. Free from the
hype of typical tourist meccas, Schroon Lake
has a timeless charm and authentic quality distinguishing
it from other vacation destinations.
Schroon Lake features a superior selection
of cultural venues, the renowned Seagle Music
The small community has preserved its wholesome
character, offering visitors a pure Adirondack experience.
Colony, outstanding professional operas, musicals and concerts.
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