About Cranberry Lake

An Outdoor Enthusiasts Dream

You are sure to find the best views of the Adirondacks at Cranberry Lake. The majority of the shoreline is managed by The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and they allow nature to flourish.

Lake Activities

Tons of outdoor activities are readily available at Cranberry Lake. The geography of this lake is perfect for primitive camping, fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. Although the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation campground closes for the winter, many of the trails stay open and accommodate snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.

History

Cranberry Lake was named after the cranberry bogs that it once contained. Originally it was less than half of its currant size. However, When the state authorized the building of a dam in 1864 that connected a branch of the Oswegatchie to the lake, it more than doubled in size.

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