Beautiful lake. Saw people swimming there too. It can get crowded and hard to find a parking spot…read more But the view is pretty

Awesome state park on the shores of lake George. Clean, well kept, plenty of parking and life…read moreguards for the swimming areas. Also very convince t to park and walk into town.

Lake George has a breathtaking view and overall good feel to it…read more Plenty to do in the surrounding area. I was there specifically for the Lake George steamboat experience and the Fort William Henry museum. Great food choices nearby as well!

On my visit to Lake George 4/30-5/4/2026. My opinion and rationale' thoughts about Lake George …read more When I arrived? Honesty' Well, I will give Lake George a 4 rating for ambiance... clearly for its recreational warmth and a very tasteful (3) on the culinary apprise for all venue date-night seekers. That's if you're hungry for anything else, other than fresh "fish". I've experience a beautiful channel of water ways. Pilot channel with scenic sidewalks and remote bayside channel of restaurants and family oriented activities. But' My choice was the fish and I did not experience that. Hook line and sinker? "Nemo" he's my favorite! My opinion is this Lake George "Reservoir needs-a fish revival.‍ That's it'... where are the damn fish. Stock this channel with a variety of choice -like fish. And, this reservoir monument will be a historic go-to-place....forever. You've been informed.

Bolton Landing, NY - my introduction to Up Yonda Farm came courtesy of the Lake George Winter…read moreCarnival, which included a naturalist-led snowshoe hike in its activity lineup. Although we didn't make the tour (sold out), we drove up anyway to see if we could rent snowshoes to hike the trails on our own. Fortunately, there were plenty of snowshoes to go around - including kids/toddler sizes! - despite the tour group before us which I was afraid would clear out the snowshoe racks. But that was not at all the case! Rick and Linda at the Center could not have been lovelier or more helpful. Rick walked us through the trail map, pointing out where the tour group had gone (who would've broken in the snow for us), and being mindful of the fact that we were hiking with a small child who may or may not have a meltdown somewhere along the way, and how far into the hike it is likely to happen, from experience. I pulled out AllTrails to help with navigation, and Rick told us he actually created the GPS tracks for the property in the app! There are 3 miles of hiking trails across the 73-acre property, well marked with blazes and easy to follow. The woods were so beautiful and serene in the fresh snow. My child enjoyed the StoryWalk on the Sugar Trail and had me read the story to him. In addition to the educational exhibits in the farmhouse welcome center & museum (including some cute turtles!), the Center offers a variety of environmental education programs throughout the year (birds, butterflies, wildlife, night sky, hikes, field guides, crafting, seasonal events, etc.). It is now maple sugaring season so you can learn about the process and visit the sugarhouse when it's open. In the summer, you can see the butterfly garden, picnic by the pond, and explore the grounds with vistas of Lake George. We loved our visit to Up Yonda Farm, and the snowshoe hike turned out to be the highlight of our weekend. What a magical experience for all seasons!

I recently visited Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center for their maple-making tour and…read moreabsolutely loved it! This was my first time visiting and it was such a fun experience. The snowy setting made it even more special. We walked along a path through the woods while learning about how maple syrup is made. It was really interesting to hear about the history of maple sugaring and see the progression of tools that have been used over time. One of my favorite parts was the tasting. At the very beginning we got to try raw maple sap, and later we tasted the syrup fresh after it had been made. It honestly changed my mind about maple syrup -- I used to not like it, but tasting it fresh made me appreciate it so much more. There is plenty of parking, and the bathrooms are right next to the parking lot. After parking, you walk up to the main house to check in. The tour starts off to the side of the house near a fire pit, which was a nice gathering spot. At the end of the tour they served French toast sticks with different maple syrups to try, which was delicious and a perfect way to finish the experience. Overall, this was such a fun family-friendly event. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique outdoor activity and a great way to learn about maple syrup!

Super cool and beautiful place to hike there are an abundance of trails a few picnic areas and for…read morethose of you who don't wanna hike you can drive up to the top! Currently it's free to drive up as when I passed the toll booth it stated so! This one will be short and sweet as it's just beautiful here in the trees overlooking the lake! Overall this was an awesome find and the view the breeze blowing through my hair was satisfying beyond any means as this chill relaxing spot was much needed!

This is an excellent autumn hike with amazing views. Although short at only two miles from…read moretrailhead to summit, you'll need proper shoes for this hike and you will warm up due to the steep grade and moderate rock scrambling. We took the red trail all the way to the top and we took the blue trail on the way down (it merges with the red trail). I'm giving four stars because the trail marking are really good, except where they aren't and just disappear for a while or entirely. The red trail is mostly well marked, though there were still times when we just had to keep heading up the mountain because we couldn't find the next marker. On our way down, the blue trail was really, really well marked until it just stopped and we could not find another marker. I'm not a fan of going off trail because I know it can be dangerous and it can be damaging to local ecosystems, but without a clear trail to follow and nearly a mile into the woods, we did the best we could (kept heading downhill and to the right hoping to find the red trail, but eventually finding the road anyway). If you start at the trailhead, you will walk up metal stairs and onto a walkway over the highway. From there, you'll follow the trail about a mile up where you will find a road. Beware of traffic, cross the road, and you'll have another mile to go to reach the summit (you can take red or blue trail) where there is a parking lot and great viewing.

Nice parking, trails maintained. Although needed more sign in sheets. The hike was easy to…read moremoderate. The view from the gazebo was great even on a greyish day. The waterfall had no water! Been so dry can understand why. Nice rock formations and can imagine what it might look like flowing. The Blue trail to the waterfall was wide and easier than then the orange overlook. If you hustle can take less than 2 hours. Like the signs with good info too. Nice hike. Not a big one.

ok this was more like a one hour one wAy hike. nice view at the top. it was the wrong time of year…read morefor the waterfall and we were too tired to try.

Visited on a Thursday afternoon. I can't think of a time I was at a more peaceful place. Full of…read morenature and no sounds of traffic. It's small but worth a stop to see and just find nature for a while if in Bolton Landing. Lots of parking. VERY easy to get to. The setting is fabulous.

Overall this place is good and one of the better marinas I've visited on the Lake. The store is…read morewell stocked and had a good mix of food, products, snacks, beer, etc. The staff was pretty friendly. My two biggest complaints are: (1) the price to launch a small human powered boat is too high in my opinion. Just go to the Town Park instead. You can park and launch for free, however you cannot park overnight there if you are island camping. My other gripe (2) is that they have a lakeside grill / food truck which is horrendously overpriced! A kebab and a small dry salmon burger were $24 EACH with no real side, unless you count a single leaf of lettuce. Well, I'll never do that again. What a rip off. It's too bad because it's a cool idea and the place looks cute. I guess it's the whole captive audience thing.

Huletts Marina only keeps getting better with each passing year! Full service 89 octane gas for…read moreyour boat at fair prices; canoe, kayak and paddle board rentals; car & trailer parking with a boat launch; fresh & locally sourced food and produce; the essentials you need for your camp; souvenir stuff; even a nice selection of beer and cider on tap to fill your growler! On top of all this, they can arrange a guided tour of Lake George for you, answer questions you may have about the area, and find rental accommodations for you. There is also a boat inspection station here to keep your boat and our lake clean. There's probably more that I'm leaving out. Tom & Jeremy (and their staff) run the nicest marina on the lake and we're very lucky to have it in Huletts Landing. Stop by in your boat or car during the summer and you'll be sure to come back.

Cute mini golf location to spend an hour of fun! Clean course and cute animations. Ample parking…read morehere and wasn't too busy when we came here one afternoon right before heading to dinner. Course wasn't too difficult.. all par 2 and 3 holes so achievable for sure. Hitting hole in 1 is possible...just focus and keep your eye on the ball. Follow the rules and stay on the course. There are vending machines to purchase beverages at 2 locations if you get thirsty. Return the putter before you leave and visit the gift shop for souvenirs.

I had fun here. The course is well kept and the holes are creative, funny and interesting. The…read moreprice is right, the staff is friendly and you can even try for a free game at the last hole. Mini golf done right! Ps use the photo attached for 50 cents off your game.