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The “Queen of American Lakes,” a 32-mile glacial lake in the Adirondacks prized for its clear water and mountain scenery.
A nine-mile Adirondack lake in Essex and Warren Counties, roughly 4,100 acres with 24 miles of shoreline and depths to 152 feet. Clear AA-rated water, sandy beaches, and a welcoming lakeside hamlet.
A five-mile lake in Horicon, about 1,376 acres with 16.4 miles of shoreline. Known for historic summer camps, wooded shores, and classic Adirondack camps minutes from Lake George and Schroon Lake.
A 593-acre lake near Chestertown and Pottersville with 11.2 miles of shoreline and two islands. Once a Gilded Age resort destination, now a quiet residential lake with a public beach and golf nearby.
A private 450-acre lake south of Chestertown with 6.1 miles of shoreline and no public access. AA-rated water and true owners-only privacy.
A two-mile, 320-acre lake in Queensbury with two islands and 50-foot depths. Calm water for kayaking and fishing, minutes from Glens Falls and seven miles from Lake George. One of the region’s most convenient lakes for year-round living.
A 68-mile state-designated recreational river running from Underwood to the Hudson at Warrensburg. Riverfront frontage at a more accessible price point, with excellent fly fishing and quiet wooded shoreline.
A 29-mile reservoir in the southern Adirondacks, five miles across at its widest. Created in 1930 by the Conklingville Dam, it offers open water for boating alongside quiet coves, with seasonal camps through year-round waterfront homes.
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