Lake George, New York: A Paradise in the Adirondacks
By Joes Schaefer
Nestled in what the natives call the "North Country" is an Adirondack gem that has long been a vacation spot for individuals and families. What has been nicknamed the Queen of American Lakes, Lake Georgeer in New York State is a long lake framed by a charming town of the same name.
While the lake reaches out into the southeastern base of the Adirondacks for roughly 32 miles, the region celebrates its majesty in all four of the glorious seasons that endures the likes of the rich and the average "Joe" with outdoor activities, splendid shopping, a picturesque environment and events year-long.
The area, rich in Native American, European and American history, is mostly revered today as a tourist destination rich in American history. Many years ago it was the playground of the elite as Lake Georgeve comfortably sits halfway between New York City and Montreal.
While the well-to-do considered it on par with other destinations such as Saratoga and the Hamptons, time has shown it to attract people of all social class. And today, folks schedule their yearly vacations, still, around visits to Lake George, New York.
It's not only Americans or even regional folk who flocked to (and still do), Europeans seek out the paradise of Lake Georgesr in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.
The people who populate the area, either on lakefront, residential or even commercial real estate are a welcoming people who have an Adirondack culture almost all their own.
Today's tourists who frequent the area have come to know that very culture that inhabits Lake George and have fallen smitten with it enough to remain frequent visitors. Regional events like the Winter Carnival, Americade and many more draw thousands of people at a time.
From events to gorgeous real estate to restaurants and lodging, Lake George is a destination that has everything, all self-contained in a framed image of Adirondack life, culture, recreation, entertainment and sport.
For those seeking the majestic scenery of the Adirondacks, Lake George is no exception. Getaways and full-blown vacations feature some of the most beautiful views and activities to bring a relaxing stay full-circle. One day might be spent at the beautiful beaches, while another could be at some of the most important historical sites in American History. The American heritage that is still alive in the area doubles as a chance to visit the turning points in our country's rich history.
Sportsmen, too, regard the Lake George area, town and waterways to be some of the best that the country and world have to offer. From hiking to fishing to boating and beyond, the lake is a common playground for people around the world.
Things to do in Lake George:
>> Farmer's Markets
>> Theme Parks
>> Water Parks
>> Beaches
>> Bird Watching
>> Hiking
>> Fishing
>> Boating
>> Parks
>> Breweries
>> Wineries
>> Historical Site Visits
>> Museums
>> Restaurants
If one was to characterize Lake George, New York it might be said to be "plentiful in its beauty and extravagant in its grace."
To find the latest Lake George, NY news, articles, events and more, I strongly suggest the free online Lake George Magazine, the Lake George Mirror Magazine.
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Image source: Google. Image reflects scenery of Village of Lake George, NY