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Raquette Lake's wooded islands and shoreline seen from above in fall

Attractions

Things to do Around Raquette Lake

The cabin sits in the middle of the Adirondack Park, and every season brings something new to explore.

A Lake at the Center of It All

Raquette Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in the Adirondacks, with nearly a hundred miles of shoreline, wooded islands and the historic Great Camps along its bays. From the hamlet, Route 28 leads to Blue Mountain Lake, Inlet and Old Forge, and Route 30 to Long Lake — so fire towers, golf, lake cruises, ski hills and old-fashioned general stores are all an easy day out.

Choose an attraction below to see where we send our guests. When you arrive, ask us what is good this week.

Make the cabin your base camp.

Spend the day on the trail or the water, then come home to the deck and the fireplace.

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