HOMESCENIC BYWAYS COMMUNITIESACTIVITIES & EVENTSPLAN YOUR STAY

photo DB: photo

Adirondack North Country Scenic Byways
“Spectacular scenery unlike any
other in the Northeast.”

Popular Picks
Custom Search

Explore by interest:

placeholder imageVIEW AREA MAPS Maps of the region to view or print. Area Maps

placeholder imageLOOKING for more information on Where to Stay and Where to Dine? Plan Your Stay

placeholder imageCARING for our favorite natural and recreational resources - See the new guide Invasive Species Alert

Wilder Homestead near Malone

The NYS Zoo at Thompson Park near Watertown

Learning a new skill is a great way to spend the day on a trip along the Adirondack North Country Scenic Byways (by Teri Ellis)

iconic imageiconic image

Lake Durant

Central Adirondack Trail and Adirondack Trail, State Rt. 28 and State Rt. 30, near Blue Mountain Lake in Hamilton County

This beautiful Adirondack Lake was named for architect William West Durant and was the site of a Civilian Conservation Corp camp.

An historic lake now noted for camping, boating with motor boats, rowboats, and canoes allowed, fishing, hiking, and state-run Day Use Facilities with swimming permitted when lifeguards are on duty. Civilian Conservation Corp men rebuilt the Lake Durant dam and campsite. Named after William West Durant, the architect famous for Adirondack Architecture.

Closest Community:

Blue Mountain Lake

Closest Byway:Central Adirondack Trail and Adirondack Trail
Distance from Byway:on
Closest Route #:State Rt. 28 and State Rt. 30
Months Occurring:january, february, march, april, may, june, july, august, september, october, november and december
Best Season:spring, summer, fall and winter
Indoors or Outdoors:outdoor
Admission Fee:no
Latitude:43.8454225399
Longitude:-74.4112586975
How to Find:

east end of lake, near state campground

URL:Lake Durant website

LODGING, DINING & OTHER INFORMATION:

© Adirondack North Country Association.