Please explore our of local business vendors in the Long Lake/Raquette Lake Region, here in beautiful Central Adirondacks.  Raquette Lake is actually a hamlet of Long Lake in the very heart (geographic center) of the Adirondacks.  This area can offer you an plethora of activities from boating, camping, fishing in our clean lakes and hiking our many mountains.  Raquette Lake has 99 miles of shoreline, and Long Lake is 14 miles long!  Wow! Power boaters will be sure to enjoy these two lakes.   Also nearby is the William C. Whitney Wilderness Area for paddlers.   Enjoy our shops, the many tours as well. 

The Town of Long Lake maintains skating rinks at Mt. Sabattis Recreational Area and on Raquette Lake.   Snowmobilers will find trails in Long and Raquette Lake with connections to Newcomb, Old Forge/Inlet and Hamilton Country trail systems.   The Town of Long Lake includes hamlet communities of Hasbrouchs and abandoned Sabattis.  Long Lake boasts geographic features such as Beaver River flowing into Lake Lila, Lake Eaton, Lows Lake in Sabbitis, Round Lake and of course the beautiful 14 mile motorized Long Lake.   Raquette Lake also enjoys wonderful features such as Long Point, Outlet Bay, and Indian Point, as well as nearby lakes of Brandreth Lake, Catlin Lake, Forked Lake, Little Forked Lake, Nehasane Lake and Little Tupper Lake.  Raquette Lake is the 4th largest lake in the Adirondacks!

A little history on Long Lake, Mitchell Sabattis (1823-1906) was an Abenaki Indian and one of the most famous of Adirondack guides.  Make your own history and keep the Adirondack's in your heart all year long.  Special events like "Frozen Fire & Lights" is held in February, and the "Arts in the Park" Craft Fair in July, as well as "Sunsets by the Lake" Summer Concert Series.  Wonderful accommodations, and events are waiting for you (horseback tour, golfing, winter carnival, antique snowmobile exhibit, fiddle jam, bass tournament, art shows, and independent day weekends, etc.)

If you are a local business, and have a service that may help our Internet visitors explore the Adirondack Park, please contact us so we can post your business (FREE).  By sharing, we better our world.  Thank you.  We appreciate reciprocal links!   Please patronized our Long Lake and Raquette lake businesses.