Paradox Lake
New York
Located in New York, Paradox Lake real estate is a limited supply market in the state for lake homes and lake lots.
With 12 miles of shoreline, Paradox Lake is considered a mid-sized New York lake.
- 12Mi. of Shoreline
- 19Avg. Depth
- 55Deepest Depth
- Shoreline Borders State Park (All)
Mountains - Ownership Public
- Acreage 896
- Public Boat Ramps 1
7724 VT-17
Addison, VT 05491
40 Velez Rd
Port Henry, NY 12974
207 Darrowsville Rd
Chestertown, NY 12817
47 Santanoni Dr
Newcomb, NY 12852
Private
609 New York 9N
Ticonderoga , NY 12883
36 Club house Dr
Schroon Lake, NY 12870
231 River rd
Schroon Lake, NY 12870
Adirondack Park, 897 Rt. 74
Paradox, NY 12858
763 Putts Pond rd
Ticonderoga, NY 12883
- Counties: Essex County
- Fish: Black Crappie, Lake Trout, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye
- Condos available (No)
- Sailing clubs: Lak Paradox Club
- Interesting facts: Paradox River gets its name from a natural phenomenon that occurs each year. The melting snow from the surrounding Adirondack Mountains causes the Schroon River, which feeds into Paradox Lake, to flow backwards.
- Known for: Scenic hiking trails, numerous campgrounds and ice fishing
- History: The name Paradox Lake is said to come from the Native American phrase "water running backward."
- Landmarks: Adirondack Mountains
- Other notes: Paradox Lake is a popular camping destination for families.
- Permit is required to use the lake.
- Jet skis are allowed.
- Motorized boats are allowed.
- Boating restrictions (Yes). -- Adirondack boating regulations can be found at Adirondack.net (See https://www.adirondack.net/boating/rules-regulations/)
- Dock restrictions (Yes). -- Docking restrictions and regulations are at the discretion of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. (See http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6550.html)
1019 Wicker St.
Ticonderoga, NY 12883
67 miles away
64 miles away
Convenient to Albany
Paradox Lake is only an hour and a half from Albany, New York state's capital, and minutes from Lake George and all of its tourist attractions.
Located in Essex County, New York, the body of water is nestled in the Adirondack Mountains in eastern upstate New York. This area is considered one of the most scenic sections of the Adirondacks, with numerous rolling hills and lakes.
Paradox Lake locals claim the word "Paradox" in Native American means "Water Running Backward."
Picturesque Views
Paradox Lake covers 896 acres, along 12 miles of shoreline, and has an average depth of 19 feet, with a maximum depth of 55 feet.
The waterbody is part of the New York State Adirondack Park Agency and is maintained by the Paradox Lake Association.
Lake Paradox is home to a variety of freshwater fish including large and smallmouth bass, lake herring, yellow perch, and lake trout. Additionally, the lake is stocked annually with salmon and rainbow trout.
Lake visitors are encouraged to enjoy fishing year-round, permitting motorized boats and canoes during warmer weather, and ice fishing in the winter.
The lake is also home to Pharaoh Mountain, which reaches an elevation of 2,557 feet. Hikers can walk the terrain or venture, exclusively by boat, to the opposite side of the lake to hike Peak Hill or to Peak Hill Pond.
Adventures off the Beaten Path
Paradox Lake is pet-friendly and features amenities like public campgrounds and canoe rentals. But if camping isn't your style, you can always make memories by participating in or visiting any number of local events and attractions.
Located just 20 miles from Paradox Lake is Paradox Brewery. Lake dwellers can tour the facility and enjoy samples of the unique mountain brews Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays starting at noon.
Fort Ticonderoga is another attraction located near Paradox Lake, 22 miles away. Fort Ticonderoga features a rich history, reenactments, and hands-on activities like rolling musket cartridges and shoe-making.
Lake Life
Paradox Lake is a popular destination for those seeking a bit quieter and less crowded vacation destination. Come enjoy lake living at its finest.
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