We're your four-season vacation destination

Welcome to Indian Lake The Sesqui-centennial celebration is being held this week. Check our events page for all the details. The Indian Lake Theater is now open again. Congratulations to the spirited local committee who made this happen. Check their web site to see what is playing. They are listed under businesses. The North Country Crafters presented a Quilt to the Town in honor of it's Sesquicentennial. They dedicated the Quilt to Martie Meek who passed away last summer. The quilt is on display in the Town Hall Sesquicentennial Quilt Click on the link to see a picture of the Quilt.

Located in the heart of New York State's Adirondack Park, with its many forests, lakes, and mountains. In the Spring, it's time for the rush of whitewater rafting, kayaking, discovering a trillium in bloom, casting a line, or seeing a whitetail fawn.

Summer is filled with hiking, canoeing, fishing, boating, skiing, windsurfing and lots of time to relax and breathe the fresh air of this true wilderness. Plan to visit a museum and historical Adirondack landmarks. Go to a festival, and search for treasures in our shops and galleries.

As any leaf-peeker will tell you, our region takes on a whole different color in the Fall . Celebrate with us when the rich green of summer turns to red and orange and gold. Spectacular foliage and crisp air are the backdrop as you hike, bike, picnic, and enjoy the scenery. Later on, opportunities for hunters abound in this vast park preserve. Don't miss out on any of the wonderful sights and adventures of autumn in Indian Lake, Blue Mountain Lake, and Sabael.

When the last leaf falls, Winter is on its way. And when it arrives, Indian Lake, Blue Mountain and Sabael become the perfect place for playing in the snow and finding warm hospitality. Ski down a slope, ride a snowmobile or a toboggan, catch the bumps on a snowboard, ice skate, snowshoe, ice fish, or cross country ski. Be sure to be here for our yearly Winter Festival in February.

There's so much more. You'll find Indian Lake, Blue Mountain and Sabael a friendly community with a fine selection of lodging, restaurants, stores, businesses, services and a wide variety of attractions.

The best the Adirondacks has to offer
Indian Lake, Blue Mountain Lake and Sabael together comprise the centerpiece vacationland of the Adirondack Park, a 6 million acre natural sanctuary of public and private land, which stretches over nearly a third of New York State.

This national treasure stands today as the largest wilderness preserve outside of Alaska and is one of the most successful conservation efforts in history. Our region is within an easy day's drive of most major cities in the Northeast.