2017-18 Dining Guide Web
Everything you need to enjoy the Adirondack experience!
Everything you need to enjoy the Adirondack experience!
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Additional highlighted attractions include the year-round Adirondack<br />
Folk School, the July and August concerts at the Lake<br />
Luzerne Music Camp and Tuesday night at Col. Butler Pavilion<br />
Park.<br />
Outdoor sports and the<br />
“call to nature” lets Lake<br />
Luzerne also be known as an<br />
“Adventure Row,” where we<br />
highlight plenty of opportunities<br />
and activities for river<br />
paddling, tubing, floating,<br />
rafting, canoeing, kayaking,<br />
boarding, hiking, biking,<br />
rodeo and horseback riding<br />
with guided mountaintop<br />
dinner rides available. Plenty<br />
of ice cream stops and<br />
miniature golf,,,,, So, don’t<br />
forget your cameras and be<br />
ready for lots of fun!<br />
Check the Town website (www.townoflakeluzerne.com) for a<br />
list of the special events.<br />
Where Friends<br />
& Waters Meet<br />
Come to Lake Luzerne,<br />
just eleven miles south of Lake<br />
George Village. Here, the Hudson<br />
River squeezes into a narrow<br />
gorge, tumbling over the<br />
dramatic Rockwell Falls. Water<br />
from the Great Sacandaga<br />
Reservoir joins the river in a flurry of white water. Further downstream,<br />
the river widens into “The Bay,” a stretch of water broad<br />
enough for water skiing. For those who seek quiet water, a chain<br />
of four beautiful lakes offer fishing, camping and boating with<br />
two public swimming beaches on Lake Luzerne itself.<br />
Lake Luzerne has catered to visitors since President Grant<br />
came to the area for rest and recreation after the Civil War. The<br />
grand old hotels of that day have given way to modern inns and<br />
restaurants while new tennis and basketball courts, miniature golf<br />
and four local history museums, along with summer concerts and<br />
craft shows, offer a variety of family fun.<br />
Nearby, Lake Luzerne Music camp attracts world-class musicians.<br />
In winter, snowmobilers can ride over 200 miles of forest<br />
trails. Signs for the “Dude Ranch Trail” hearken back to the days<br />
after World War II, when the old logging camps found new life as<br />
Dude Ranches. The Rodeo is still going strong after more than 50<br />
years and several stables along Route 9N still offer horseback riding.<br />
Just north of the Hope Bridge across the Hudson to Hadley is<br />
the most narrow point of the entire Hudson River, Rockwell Falls<br />
south of the bridge the Sacandaga and the Hudson River meet<br />
(confluence) allowing flat water to Corinth. Seasonal railway service<br />
along the First Wilderness Heritage Corridor continues May<br />
to October from the Hadley/Lake Luzerne station stop on Rockwell<br />
Street.<br />
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With over 200 classes,<br />
there’s plenty to explore,<br />
discover and create!<br />
Visit our Gift Shop featuring<br />
hand crafted items from our<br />
talented presenters.<br />
51 Main Street, Lake Luzerne | 5<strong>18</strong>-696-2400<br />
www.adirondackfolkschool.org<br />
Wine & Liquor Tastings 4-7 on Saturdays<br />
Offering 5% Veteran Discount<br />
Summer hours (beginning Memorial Day<br />
weekend): Mon–Sat 10-10, Sun 12-8<br />
Off-season hours (after Columbus Day<br />
weekend): 10 am - 9 pm Mon–Sat, Sun 12-8<br />
Bailey’s Wine & Liquors<br />
107 Lake Ave., Lake Luzerne<br />
5<strong>18</strong>-403-4150<br />
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