Eagle Bay, NY
If you’re looking for a relaxing experience in the Adirondacks, look no further than Eagle Bay. Sightseeing is what the area is known for, but trail biking is also available for those looking to get in a little exercise.
After you wake up at one of the local bed and breakfasts, prepare to take a tour on the Stillwater Reservoir. As you are floating along, be sure to soak in the natural beauty of the area along with the wildlife that is active year round. In the afternoon you can take a trip over to Thendara and hitch a ride on the Adirondack Scenic Railroad for a train tour around the region (they offer different length tours, from hour long to daylong).
To take in even more of the beauty of the region, or to break a little sweat, you have your choice of bike trails. Each one goes around one of the local lakes, and each offers a unique look into the region. Depending on which lake you choose, your bike ride could last from an hour to an entire afternoon.
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With 16 guest rooms, this turn-of-the-century restored wilderness lodge on the shores of the Big Moose Lake in Eagle Bay in the Central Adirondacks retains its small country charm. The premier destination for fine dining and Adirondack hospitality.
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Our head chef, John Wright procures only the finest products: Australian lobster tails, Alaskan king crab, Long Island duckling, Black Angus tenderloins, New Zealand lamb. Extensive wine list. On-site herb garden.
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Overnight camp, family programs and more at this summer camp in the Adirondacks, encompassing 1500 pristine acres on a beautiful lake.
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