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There is nowhere else in the Adirondacks to experience everything you can at The Birches! At the head of 4th Lake on a secluded 2+ acre property, our compound offers everyone in your group exactly what they need to have a "LET'S DO THAT AGAIN NEXT YEAR!" type of vacation. The...
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Open from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, mid-June through mid-September. The Inlet Historical Society records, displays, and preserves historical information for the public by collecting, cataloging, storing, and displaying historical artifacts, pictures, documents, books, and other...
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Located behind the Inlet Town Hall and Tourism Information Center, the beach is easily accessible and boasts a variety of amenities conveniently located within walking distance of the center of town. Swimming Inlet's Arrowhead Park offers a sandy public beach perfect for enjoying the ...
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You'll find peaceful paddling on the Brown Tract Flow, surrounded by birds, wildflowers, and beautiful scenery. Getting there The small gravel parking area is on Route 28, about 2.4 miles west of Raquette Lake. Paddlers can enter from Raquette Lake. Paddling It's a short 0.6-mile...
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Jump into Lake Algonquin at the Wells Public Beach, located on the southwestern side of the Route 30 bridge in Wells, New York. This Adirondack beach features: an off-street parking area, a shaded pavilion picnic area right on the beach, public restrooms, and a swimming dock with diving board....