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Where to Stay in Bolton Landing
Bolton Landing is the quieter northern stretch of the Lake George shore, where the shoreline is mostly wooded and the village has a brewery and a few waterfront restaurants. The Sagamore Resort is the main lodging. It has operated since 1883 on Green Island, connected to Bolton Landing by a private bridge, with a Donald Ross golf course, a full-service spa, water sports and several restaurants. The Morgan, a replica 19th-century touring boat, runs cruises on the lake.
Why Stay in Bolton Landing
- •The Sagamore sits on its own island, with a historic golf course, a spa, a marina and several restaurants.
- •Bolton Landing is quieter than Lake George Village to the south, with no go-kart tracks or arcades.
- •Lake George is 32 miles long and accessible by boat, kayak, or the Sagamore's own cruise vessel.
What Makes This Area Interesting
- •Lake George: the Sagamore's marina has kayaks, pontoon boats and sailing.
- •Bolton Landing Brewing Company: a brewery in the village with waterfront seating.
- •Lake George Village: 7 miles south; amusement parks and outlet shopping.
- •Schroon Lake: about 30 minutes north; a quieter lake with a small village.
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Summer for the lake — mid-June through Labor Day is high season. Fall is quieter and beautiful, and the foliage along the lake is strong in early October. The Sagamore operates year-round.
About 3 to 3.5 hours from the George Washington Bridge via I-87 North (Adirondack Northway) to Exit 22.
It depends on the trip. Bolton Landing is calmer and more resort-oriented, while Lake George Village has more attractions aimed at children. The Sagamore has pools, water sports and children's activities.