
Activities & Attractions
Abanakee Studios
www.abanakeestudios.com
518-648-5013
Abanakee Studios - Located in a Turn of the Century Barn on Lake Abanakee. Antiques/Gifts/Gallery/Summer workshops. Open everyday in the summer except Wednesday. Open weekends in the fall through Columbus Day.
Adirondac Rafting Company
www.lakeplacidrafting.com
800-510-RAFT
Adirondac Rafting Co. runs the 17 mile Hudson River Gorge, Spring, Summer and Fall. We provide gear, licensed river guides and a riverside lunch. We limit the size of our trips to provide a high quality river experience for each guest. Run the wild Hudson Gorge with our highly skilled crew.
Adirondack Lakes Center For The Arts
www.adirondackarts.org
518-352-7715
The Adirondack Center for the Arts (Arts Center) is a multi-arts center serving year-round and seasonal residents of the beautiful Eckford Lakes region in the Central Adirondacks. It exists to promote visual and performing arts through performances, workshops, exhibits and educational programs of general interest. The Arts Center is located in Blue Mountain Lake, NY a small mountain community in the heart of the Adirondack Park, the largest state forest preserve in the continental U. S. The Centers annual schedule includes diverse performances and workshops for people of all ages and exhibits in all media by established and emerging artists from around the world. The summer concert series ranges from a cappella jazz to classical to Appalachian folk to Canadian roots music. The Arts Center is also home to one of the few preschools in Hamilton County. The whole experience of the child is important to us. We create an environment that fosters appropriate opportunities for growth and development of a 3-5 year old child's self awareness and self-esteem, social skills, pre-academic skills, and Community awareness.
Adirondack Museum
www.adirondackmuseum.org
518-352-7311
The Adirondack Museum, one of the largest museums in upstate New York, is the place for Adirondack visitors to deepen their appreciation for what’s special about the region.
Adirondack Museum Store
www.adirondackmuseumstore.com.
518-352-7311
Open 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Late May – mid-October. Offering Adirondack books, crafts, jewelry, clothing, prints, home décor, game and toys, Adirondack specialty foods, and much more! Shop the Museum Store, no admission required; located at the Adirondack Museum, Route 28N/30, Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y. Please call ahead for off-season and holiday hours. Shop online anytime.
Adventure Sports Rafting Company
www.adventuresportsrafting.com
518-648-5812
The Hudson River: Class III - IV+
The Hudson River Gorge provides an exciting and beautiful whitewater rafting experience through 17 miles of nearly continuous rapids. Our day trip combines wild river thrills with tremendous natural beauty: untouched waterfalls, mountians and the spectacular sights of Blue Ledges, the Narrows, and more. The Hudson River trip is ideal for beginning rafters as well as those with a little more experience under their paddles. Guaranteed fun for all!
Birding Festival
www.adirondackexperience.com
518-548-3076
Join us for a festival celebrating the Boreal Birds of the Adirondacks. This 3 day event in June will feature hikes, canoe trips, walks, outings and seminars. Registration is required for each outdoor event. Many of our towns will sponsor additional events. Check the County webpage or the town web pages for additional information.
Dunn's Boat Service
www.dunnsboats.com
315-357-3532
Big Moose Lake. Hassle-free Pontoon & Ski Boat rentals- DELIVERED TO ANY LAKE, daily narrated tours + a complete ship store. We also rent & sell Canoes, Kayaks and Water Sports Equip. We are stocked dealers for Connelly, Alumacraft, Evinrude/Johnson/Omc.Sundancer Pontoons, Mercruiser and EZ-Loader Trailers.
Great Camp Sagamore
www.greatcampsagamore.org
315-354-5311
Vintage Vanderbilt Camp, Sagamore is a National Historic Landmark. The two hour guided tour of 27 buildings includes the caretaker's village, the famous Main Lodge and a one-of-a-kind open-air bowling alley. Tours are at 10:00 and 1:30 daily in summer, 1:30 in fall. Permanent exhibit and virtual tour for those who do not have a full two hours to spend. Admission is charged. Excellent gift shop. It is also possible to stay in our authentic buildings. To visit or stay, call 315-354-5311 or www.greatcampsagamore.org
Indian Lake Marina
518-648-5459
Only Marina on Indian Lake Marina Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Boat Ramp 24/7 Donation Box The Marina is located on Indian Lake in the Hamlet of Sabael, NY. We are the only marina on the lake. We offer a boat launch, rentals, seasonal dock slips and free 24 hour wireless internet service and the only fuel dock on Indian Lake.
Indian Lake Theater
www.indianlaketheater.org
518-648-5950
Indian Lake Town Ski Hill & Skating Rink
518-648-5828
Great for sledding and toboggoning. Saturday, Sunday, School vacations 12:00pm - 4:00 pm. Ice Rink is open when ice conditions permit. Located 1/2 mile from village on Rt 30. Pine's Country Store lends skates out when available.
For hours and conditions of trails and ice call us.
North Creek Rafting Company
www.northcreekrafting.com
518-251-5711
North Creek Rafting Company is a small, owner-operated rafting outfitter offering quality whitewater adventures on the Hudson, Moose, and Boreas Rivers in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.
Raquette Lake Navigation
www.raquettelakenavigation.com
315-354-5532
Cruise and dine on raquette lake aboard the W.W. Durant. sailing June1 to the end of October. Lunch Dinner and Sunday champagne brunch. Senic excursions and moonlight crusies. Gift certificates available. Private charters offered.
The Great Adirondack Moose Festival
www.indian-lake.com
518-648-5636
2012 Great Adirondack Moose Festival
09/22/2012 and 09/23/2012
More details will follow closer to event. For specific information contact 518-648-5112.
Town of Indian Lake Museum
518-648-5377
We have a collection of Indian Lake history and memorabilia. Located across from the Health Center.
Summer Hours: June 1st - October 15th
Thursday through Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. Contact: Bill Zullo, Hamilton County Historian



