The Lodge & Surrounding Area
  Within the Lodge we have 2 large fireplaces, dining room, and bierkeller with fireplace, dinner and Lodge guest bar area (the bar is not open to the public) with a little library and lots of space to play some of our games.
The top floor of the lakehouse is being finished spring 2003 as a Lodge guest area with screened in porch overlooking the lake.
As you mosey along our 25 acres of wooded land you find yourself gazing down the 100 year old railway corridor. Here, you realize that you are near an Historic Junction of endless year round outdoor activities.
| ON PREMISIS |
| Whether you want to be active or just sit with a good book - your options are endless. Email or call for more information on our: |
| Three huge lawns for fun & games | Play on our 175 feet of private beach |
| Canoe and Boat | Hike a trail or explore the woods |
| Fly a kite | Read by the crackling fires |
| On Road Bicycle/Scenic loops | Play ping pong or pool |
| Borrow a board game | Bird watch for loons, eagles and osprey |
| Experience our Old World Eatery or have a light meal in our Bierkeller | Cross-country ski or snow shoe from our door, backcountry or down the Jack Rabbits Trail |
AREA ACTIVITIES
Unlimited Backcountry Canoeing, Hiking & Mountain Biking treks within the St. Regis "Forever Wild" Wilderness "Canoe" Area, which is the largest wilderness areas in the northeast. There is public access to Upper Saranac Lake, which is only three miles away. You can also mountain bike & hike these wilderness trails or take a scenic hike on the trails at the NYS Visitor's Interpretive Center. Whether on your own or with the help of the many knowledgeable Adirondack guides in the area, possibilities abound.
Golf choose from 8 golf courses within a 1/2 hour drive including one of the finest championship golf courses which is located just three miles away.
Fish and canoe in silent waters. Paddle by canoe alongside a pair of Loons. Let us find and plan a nearby route that matches your skill and ability. In winter experience "ice fishing" in a heated "ice shack".
Ride horseback along side streams, thru rustling leaves during the fall or crisp snow in the winter. Emerald Springs ranch is just 2 miles away a call.
Bike the many trails in the Adirondacks, such as the trails at the Visitor's Interpretive Center, the Jack Rabbit Trails, a long trail that goes from Keene to Paul Smiths, or bike right along one of the many beautiful country roads in the Adirondacks.
Hike right out our door. If you like, hop on the Jack Rabbit Trail, a long trail that goes from Keene to Paul Smiths. Close by the Visitor's Interpretive Center. A small informal NYS nature center offering free trails for hiking in summer, groomed trails for cross-country skiing in the winter. Easy to attend workshops for adults and children. Lots of options for families.
 Downhill Skiing Includes a day ticket or night skiing at a great family mountain called Titus Mountain (www.titusmountain.com), which is 25 minutes away. You must have or rent ski equipment. We have another small family mountain nearby called Mount Pisgah. Both Titus and Pisgah also have snow tubing!
Titus Mountain has an overall elevation of 1350ft., a vertical drop of 1200ft., and a longest run of 3.5 miles. With 26 Trails, from the beginner to the expert, Titus Mountain has the terrain for all types of skiing. Ski Titus Mountain, and enjoy the majestic beauty of an Adirondack Winter!
Occasionally our guests also visit Whiteface Mountain which is a 45 minutes drive (25 minutes the other side of Lake Placid).
Cross-country ski or snowshoe right out our door. If you like, hop on the Jack Rabbit Trail, a long trail that goes from Keene to Paul
Smiths. Click here to learn more about the Ski Centers. Close by the Visitor's Interpretive Center. A small
informal NYS nature center offering free trails for hiking
in summer, groomed trails for cross-country skiing in the
winter. Easy to attend workshops for adults and children.
Lots of options for families.
Convenient access to endless Snowmobile trails conveniently located on corridor #7.
Bike the many trails in the Adirondacks, such as the trails at the Visitor's Interpretive Center, the Jack Rabbit Trails or right along one of the many beautiful country roads in the Adirondacks.
Other Activities
Click here for Area Attractions near The Lodge. On a rainy day visit the "Adirondack Room" at the public library or visit Tupper Lake, Saranac Lake or Lake Placid annual events listings for the Theatre, shows at Pendragon or concerts at Lake Placid Center For The Arts, or enjoy a "Craft Trail", antique or visit historic places nearby. There is always something to do to enjoy your visit to the Adirondacks!
International and Olympic Sporting events are held year long. Please call Lake Placid Visitor's Bureau at 518-523-2445 or the Lake Placid Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) at 518-523-1655. You can also click here for a list of schedule of events.
Site seeing, theatre, and crafts. Ask for our Craft Trail flyer!
Saranac Lake Winter Carnival and events held at the beginning of February each year.
518-891-1990. Click here to see the Tri-Lakes Calendar of Events
www.weather.com zip code 12945.
Please Click here and request a custom package for our current season.
Click here to view our Seasonal Packages
For more information, e-mail The Lodge, stop by, or call (877)6 ADK ALPS for our family flyer and packages. Fill in our mailing list and win a chance at Two Nights Free? Click Here!!
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