Lake George in Warren and Essex Counties, New York
This map has 8 layers
Lake George, affectionately known as the "Queen of American Lakes," is a magnificent 28,160-acre glacial lake nestled in the southeastern Adirondack Mountains, spanning Warren, Washington, and Essex Counties in New York. This pristine lake, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, boasts an impressive 175 miles of incredibly intricate shoreline, featuring numerous islands, bays, and coves. Reaching a remarkable maximum depth of 196 feet, Lake George is a vital part of the Hudson River watershed and a cherished natural wonder.
As a premier vacation destination in New York, Lake George draws millions of visitors annually, captivated by its unparalleled beauty and endless recreational opportunities. Anglers enjoy fishing for Lake Trout, Landlocked Salmon, Smallmouth Bass, and Northern Pike in its deep, clear waters. The lake's expansive surface is ideal for all forms of boating, from leisurely cruises to exhilarating watersports. Numerous public beaches, charming lakeside villages like Lake George Village, and historic sites such as Fort William Henry, line its shores. Surrounded by the majestic Adirondack Park, Lake George offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, family fun, and scenic splendor, solidifying its status as an iconic New York landmark.
