Adirondack Lake

Located in the Indian Lake Village

Adirondack Lake is 128 acres in size and is located in the Indian Lake Village, in Hamilton County, New York. It is nestled in the mountain ranges of northeastern New York, which extends into Canada, and is also near the Vermont-New Hampshire state border.

Adirondack Lake has a neighbor just south called Lake Abanakee.

Fishing

Fishing is one of the more popular sports on Adirondack Lake. This warm water fishery is abundant with popular sports fish such as largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, yellow perch, and grass carp.

Besides fishing, there is plenty of camping, hiking, and ice fishing on Adirondack Lake!

Hike the Hudson Gorge Wilderness

Just to the east of Adirondack Lake is the 24,477-acre Hudson Gorge Wilderness. Running through the wilderness is the Hudson River, which created the Hudson Gorge over time.

The gorge is known for its cliffs on either side of the river and its scenic views. Also on this property are the 200 foot high OK Slip Falls and the unique Blue Ledges, located on the Hudson River's south side.

are plenty of hiking trails for you to explore and paddle the Hudson River is a popular sport and whitewater rafting.

Camping, fishing, hunting, trapping, and wildlife viewing can also be done throughout the area.

Experience Life in the Adirondack Wilderness

Whether you are looking to buy a family home, a full-time retirement residence, or a vacation rental, Adirondack Lake is an excellent choice.