It's in our name We're called Saranac Lake for a reason; three reasons, actually! There are three Saranac lakes -- Upper, Middle, and Lower -- and they're all connected by the Saranac River, which flows right through downtown.
By Day & NightOn a fine day, you can catch a glimpse of Follensby Clear Pond from the top of Ampersand Mountain. Look northwest - it's tucked behind Upper Saranac Lake. After your descent, take a quick drive to Santa Clara, launch your canoe onto...
I'm telling you a secret. I love Lake Clear. This tiny town, only 10 minutes north of downtown Saranac Lake, has many treasures to explore. Part of the beginning This was a major hub when visitors came to the Adirondacks by train. Even now, it is...
Author: Rivka Cilley Saranac Lake is an amazing community for many reasons. One of the things I love is that we have an abundance of yoga studios with various styles of yoga. Mary Bartel started the Inner Quest Yoga Studio & Wellness Center many years...
As a new mom, I have started to take notice of the offerings Saranac Lake has for kids. At only four months old, my son is not ready for summer programs yet, but it is exciting to see how many options there are once he is old enough! Saranac Lake is a...
2025 Firetowers Light the Night Commencing in 2014, the Fire Tower Illumination marks the onset of a statewide tradition. Its inception lies in the desire to extend the glow on the horizon to distant observers, inviting them to reflect upon and honor...
Saranac Lake's Top Cool Spots for Ice FishingWhat are the best fishing holes, in the winter? It seems that all of them have some kind of appeal. Ice fishing in Saranac Lake offers so many different places, and everyone has a favorite hard water spot.Fi...
The area around Saranac Lake is known as the Lake Country of the Adirondacks. Since the whole Park is known for its lakes, what makes us so very special? I'm happy to tell you. There are five good reasons we proudly bear that title. 1. Paddling We...
My friend Peggy and I had planned a camping trip to Lake Harris but due to a bout of uncooperative weather, we cancelled and Peggy came to visit me for a few days. We figured we could hike, bike, or paddle as long as there weren't downpours. The first...
Submitted by guest blogger: Rivka Cilley It was a beautiful sunny day in May with temperatures in the mid 60s when a group of us set out to paddle from Hoel Pond to Long Pond. The sky was a rich blue with a similar color reflecting on the water. The...