The Sagamore Resort in the Lake George area of the Adirondack Mountains, NY
Outdoor enthusiasts can partake of miles of hiking trails, lakes, rivers, streams and even a wildlife sanctuary.
Lake George Area:
Adirondack Mountains
www.visitlakegeorge.com
Places to Meet
The prestigious Sagamore Resort is home to over 32,000 square feet of indoor meeting space and an addition- al 20,000 square feet of outdoor func- tion space as well as a full slate of recreational activities on site.
This elegant, luxury property intro- duced several additions in 2010, and continues to make improvements in 2011. For example, Sagamore’s lake- side restaurant, The Pavilion, now fea- tures two levels, each housing separate bars and rest room facilities. The kitchen has been relocated to the end of the docks to allow the best possible view of the lake also.
In 2010, the Rec Center was unveiled, featuring indoor miniature golf, a waffle ball diamond and indoor basketball. It proved such a favorite guest hangout that additional improvements are being made to truly make it a venue not to be missed. Significant improvements also have been made to the resort’s bonfire area, including a new bonfire pit, bench seating and stage area.
The Silver Bay Association plays host to conferences, reunion groups, social affairs, team building and leadership training sessions on a 700-acre water- front campus at their 100-year-old YMCA family retreat and historic con- ference center along Lake George.
The Inn at Erlowest is a charming 106- year-old castle with 10 luxurious Jacuzzi guestrooms, a fine dining restaurant and a spectacular ballroom with magnificent lake and mountain views.
The Lake George Steamboat Company offers a variety of cruises and options for corporate and special events, pri- vate charters and group gatherings of all kinds on their three large cruise ships: The Minne-Ha-Ha, an authentic paddlewheeler; The Mohican; and the lake's largest cruise ship, The Lac du Saint Sacrement.
Lake George Shoreline Cruises offers two luxury cruise ships for charters, pri- vate parties, corporate functions, events and meetings.
The Adirondac has a capacity of 400 passengers and offers two enclosed glass decks, plus an atrium that opens to expose the second deck to the sun or stars. The second vessel, Horicon, is a triple-deck yacht for up to 150 pas- sengers.
Six Flags Great Escape Lodge is a 200- room Adirondack-themed resort that is home to a 38,000-square foot indoor waterpark.
Fort William Henry Resort and Conference Center, located on a pic- turesque 18-acre estate overlooking Lake George, is a full service venue with 15,000 square feet of meeting space in 13 conference rooms.
Things To Do
The Great Escape and Splashwater Kingdom theme parks feature over 135 rides, shows and attractions including a full water park and roller coasters.
Adirondack Extreme Adventure Course offers a treetop challenge obstacle course, zip lines, rope bridges, swings, slides, nets and more for team building and adventure seekers.
Northwoods Scenic Gondola Rides provide views of the High Peaks of the Southern Adirondack Mountains.
Another option includes scenic para- sailing flights over Lake George. Guided lazy river tubing, rafting and kayaking trips down the Hudson and Sacadaga rivers is also available.
Professional rodeos are featured at Painted Pony Rodeo Ranch, Ridin’ Hy Ranch and Rodeo, and the 1,000- Acres Ranch and Rodeo.
The Hyde Collection Museum is a dis- tinguished permanent collection of works, decorative arts and antique fur- nishings by old and modern European masters as well as American artists.
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