Lake George stretches over 32 miles from Lake George Village in the south to Ticonderoga in the north, offering more than 175 miles of shoreline. Known as the “Queen of American Lakes,” it’s one of the most popular boating destinations in the Northeast.
Its clear waters, scenic mountain views, and wide range of coves and islands make it ideal for everything from high-performance boating to relaxing pontoon cruises.
Public launches are available in Lake George Village, Hague, Rogers Rock, and Ticonderoga, giving you convenient access to different sections of the lake. Whether you want to explore the southern basin or relax in the quieter northern end, planning your day on Lake George is simple.
