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Charters & Guide Service of Clinton County
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Clinton County was named in honor of its first
governor, George Clinton.
Originally Clinton County was part of Albany
County; but because of the enormous
size of this county, it was split into three
parts in 1772. One part being Charlotte
County which was later renamed to
Washington County. Washington was
split again in 1788 to form Clinton
County. At this point, Clinton
County was much larger than today's
territorial borders. For in 1799, Essex County was made
Clinton's area and also parts were hence given to Herkimer and
Montgomery counties. Once, again in
1808, more territory was take to form
Franklin County. Presently, Clinton
county has 1,118 square miles with a
population of 82,128 (2010 census)
and
borders Quebec (Canada) and Lake Champlain as
a natural border for Vermont. The Ausable River forms the large part of
the southern border. Clinton County
is partially within the Adirondack park
jurisdiction. Towns within
are:
Altona,
Au Sable,
Beekmantown,
Black Brook,
Champlain,
Chazy,
Clinton,
Dannemora,
Ellenburg,
Mooers,
Peru,
Saranac,
Schuyler Falls
and
Plattsburgh
in
which the county seat located.
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Fort Noble Adirondack Adventures
PO Box 75, Cole Brook
315-826-3771 |
Adirondack Picks &
Paddles Guide Services
Ausable Forks
518-647-2336 |
All-Ways Outdoors Guide
Services
(see below Wilderness
Learning Center) Chateaugay
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Beyond The Banks Guide
Service
1005 Green Street
Ausable Forks
518-647-1220 |
Kingfisher & Company
Chazy
518-846-8400 |
Wilderness Learning Center
435 Sandy Knoll Road
Chateaugay
518-497-3179
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Elizabeth Lee, Guide
53 Champlain Ave
Westport
518-962-4756 |
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Charters & Guide Service of Essex County
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Essex County
didn't develop until 1799. Previously
it was part of the Charlotte County (now
known as Washington County) as it became
within the last
generation of territorial changes.
The highest natural peak of the
Adirondacks rest in this county, in the Town
of Keene at Mount Marcy at 5,344'.
Essex County has 1,916 square miles with a
population of 39,370 and rest entirely
in the Adirondack Park.
The county seat is in Elizabethtown
on Court Street. The towns in
Essex include:
Chesterfield,
Crown Point,
Elizabethtown,
Essex,
Jay,
Keene,
Lewis,
Minerva,
Moriah,
Newcomb,
North Elba (see Lake Placid),
North Hudson,
Schroon,
St. Armand (see Saranac Lake),
Ticonderoga,
Westport,
Willsboro
and
Wilmington.
Popular Hamlets in our townships are:
Lake Placid
and
Saranac Lake. |
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Middle Earth Expeditions
4529 Cascade Road
Lake Placid
518-523-2445(whitewater, big game) |
Whiteface Guide Services
Wilmington
518-523-1186 |
Light Line Adventures
Lake
Placid
518-523-1186 |
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Lake Champlain Day Hikes & Nature Excursions
Essex
518-963-7494 |
St. Regis Canoe Outfitters
73 Dorsey Street,
Saranac
518-891-1838
(canoe/kayak, paddle) |
True North Guide
Keeseville
518-345-5226(backpacking, hike, fishing canoe/raft/float) |
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Bear Club Adventure Tours
PO Box 1334
Lake Placid
518-523-4339
(canoe/kayak camping, mtn. bike & mountaineering) |
Northwood Wilderness Guide Service John Huston
59 Deer Camp Road
Schroon Lake
518-532-9745
518-532-9745 |
Outlaw Charters & Ultimate Predator Guide Service
Ticonderoga
518-858-9825 |
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Adk-Champlain Guide Service
Willsboro
518-963-7351 |
The Fishing Skipper
"Laker-Taker"
973-427-3626 |
Adirondac Rafting Company
Lake Placid
800-510-RAFT |
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Scenic Flights
with Adk. Flying Service
Airport Road, Lake Placid
866-439-2399 |
Gary's Guide Service & Charter Service on Lake Placid
518-883-4193 |
High Peaks Mtn. Adventures Guide Service, Lake
Placid
(rock climbing, mtn. biking, canoe, hiking) |
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Tahawus Ltd.
PO Box 424
Lake
Placid
518-523-2445
(angling, canoe, guide boats) |
Redline Mountain Guides
518-524-4025 |
Stillwaters Guide Service Lake Placid, 518-523-2280
(big game, fly fishing, ice fishing, x cty.) |
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Reynolds Outfitters
Lake Placid
518-524-0327
(hunting) |
Lake Placid Venture Guide Service
Lake Placid
(fishing school, game, float tub trips) |
Cloud Splitter Outfitters
Newcomb
518-582-2583
(canoe/kayak & rentals) |
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Nature on the Move
PO Box 193
Newcomb
(Nat'l History)
518-582-5532 |
Adirondack-Champlain Guide Service
Willsboro
518-963-7351 |
Ausable River Sport Shop
Route 86,
Wilmington
(fly, guided river trips)
518-946-1250 |
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Patrick Gallagher
518-523-9727
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Ausable River Walker
Jay
518-647-2284
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Adk
Rock & River
518-576-2041
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Hungry Trout Fly Shop
5239 Route 86
Wilmington
800-766-9137 |
Lost and Found Wilderness
Adventures Glen Road
Jay
518-946-7402 |
Lake Placid & The
Olympic Sites
518-523-1159 |
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Adirondack Trout Guide Service
Schroon Lake
518-321-0947 |
Inca-Pah-Oho Wilderness Guide
Lake Placid |
Lawrence, S. Brett
Keene Valley
518-576-9857 |
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Top To Bottom Guide Service
Lake Placid
518-523-5753 |
Wilderness Sound Outing Service
Olmstedville
518-251-2143 |
Adirondack Guide Adventure
518-963-4286 |
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Trolling Tina Charters
518-963-8266 |
Adirondack Naturalist Company
Moose Hill Farm, Bloomingdale
(specializing in
nature (including birds) and regional history)
518-891-3632 |
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Elizabeth Lee, NYS Licensed
Westport
518-962-4756 |
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Charters & Guide Services of
Franklin/St. Lawrence County
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Franklin County was named in honor of Benjamin
Franklin.. Most of the county's
territory is
located within the Adirondack Park 'blue
line'. In the late 1808, Franklin County was
part of the Macomb's Purchase of 1791,
and was split off from Clinton County to
be formed. Franklin County has
1,631 square miles with a population of
51,599 (2010 census).
The county
seat offices are in Malone on West Main Street.with
the towns of:
Bangor,
Bellmont,
Bombay,
Brandon,
Brighton,
Burke,
Chateaugay,
Constable,
Dickinson,
Duane,
Fort Covington,
Franklin,
Harrietstown,
Malone,
Moria,
Santa Clara,
Tupper Lake,
Waverly and
Westville.
St. Lawrence
County was named for the Saint
Lawrence River and is the largest county
in New York. The St. Lawrence
County was part of the Macomb's Purchase
of 1791, and started as Albany County;
but because of its enormous size, it was
redefined into other counties.
St. Lawrence was designed in 1802 with
parts of Clinton, Herkimer and
Montgomery Counties.
Ogdensburg, the city, historically was the county seat, and in
1828 the seat was moved to Canton.
The population of St. Lawrence county is 111,944
(2010 census) and has 2,821 square
miles. The southern towns are
within the blue lines of the Adirondack
Park. The town in St. Lawrence
are: Brasher, Canton, Clare,
Clifton,
Colton,
DeKalb, De Peyster, Edward, Fine,
Gouverneur, Hammond, Hermon, Hopkinton,
Lawrence, Lisbon, Louisville, Macomb,
Madrid, Massena, Morristown, Norfolk,
Parishville, Piercefield, Pierrepont,
Pitcairn, Potsdam, Rossie, Russell,
Stockholm and Waddington. St.
Lawrence cities include Ogdensburg, and
familiar hamlets and villages of Canton,
Potsdam, Richville, and Waddington. |
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St. Regis Canoe Outfitters
73 Dorsey Street
Saranac
Lake
518-891-1838 |
Mac's Canoe Livery
Lake Clear
518-819-1176 |
Raquette River Outfitters
Tupper Lake
518-359-3228 |
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Adirondack Pioneer
Outfitter & Guide Service
Saranac Lake
518-891-7543 |
Adirondack
Navigation Services
Tupper Lake
518-359-9405 |
Northern Waters
Guide Service
Malone
518-483-6333 |
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Ampersand Bay Boat Club
Saranac Lake
518-891-3001 |
Wilderness Center
Chateaugay
518-497-3179 |
McDonnell's Adirondack Challenges
Saranac Lake
518-891-1176
(day hikes for youth, family, bushwhacking, canoe) |
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Grey Ghost Guide Service
Saranac Lake
518-891-6089 |
Birchbark Tours
Saranac
Lake
518-891-5704
(wildflowers, birds, special
needs, backpacking/history) |
Adirondack Foothills Guide Service
Saranac Lake
518-891-8194 |
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Adirondack Lake & Trails Outfitters
168 Lake Flower Ave
Saranac Lake
(canoe/kayak, paddlers)
518-891-7450 |
Whitewater Challengers Inc.
1872 State Route 28
Old Forge
315-369-6699 |
Adirondack Pioneer Outfitters & Guide
Service
Saranac Lake
518-359-8194 |
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Saranac River Cruise Line
518-891-2241 |
Adirondack Connections
Guide Service
Tupper Lake |
Adirondack Fishing Inc.
Paul Smiths
518-327-3133 |
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PapaBear Outdoors
Malone
607-785-8215 |
Moreu, Jean-Pierre
Cranberry Lake
315-848-2034 |
Packbasket Adventures
Wanakena
315-848-3488
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Tamarack Guide Service
Saranac Lake
518-891-2709 |
Adirondack Foothills Guide Service
Saranac Lake
518-359-8191
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Broadwing Adventures
Saranac Lake
518-891-4528 |
Charters & Guide Service of Fulton/Saratoga County
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Fulton County
was named in honor of Robert Fulton who
developed a commercial steamboat in the
region. Fulton County was split
off from Montgomery County in 1838.
Only one adjustment in 1860, of 10 acres
given to Hamilton County, created its
current borders. Much of the
northern territory of Fulton County
rests within the Park.
It hosts the
towns of:
Bleecker,
Broadalbin,
Caroga,
Ephratah, Johnstown,
Mayfield,
Northampton,
Oppenheim, Perth and
Stratford.
The population is 55,531 (2010 census).
County Seat Johnstown on West Main
Street.
Saratoga
County
was split off from the
huge Albany County in 1791. Some
say it name was from an Indian word "sah-rah-ka"
or "Sarach-togue" meaning "The hill
beside the river." Saratoga is now
home to 219,607 (census 2010) in only
844 square miles. The northern
western most part of Saratoga County
resides in the Adirondack Park, but all
residents enjoy the benefits of their
park neighboring towns. Saratoga is
well known and prized for the famous
Saratoga Race Course, gorgeous State
Park, world-wide Performing Arts Center
and other recreational activities.
Towns of Saratoga County include:
Ballston, Charlton, Clifton Park,
Corinth,
Day,
Edinburg,
Galway, Greenfield,
Hadley,
Halfmoon, Malta, Milton, Moreau,
Northumberland, Providence, Saratoga,
Stillwater, Waterford and Wilton with
the cities of Mechanicville and Saratoga
Springs.. The county seat is in
Ballston Spa on McMaster Street. |
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Babbling Brook Bill
Johnsville
518-568-2395 |
Jessup River Outfitters & Guide Services
Mechanicville |
Kittler Creek Outfitters
Northville
518-848-0698 |
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Knudsen, Bruce
Amsterdam
518-842-6240 |
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Charters & Guide Service of Hamilton County
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Hamilton County shares the name with ten other counties
in the USA of which eight were named
after Alexander Hamilton, the first US
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hamilton County has a population of only
4,836. That is only 3 people per square mile!
Now that is country!
There are NO permanent traffic lights
and lies entirely in the Adirondack
Park.
Silver Lake
Wilderness encompasses much
of Hamilton County with its 106,980
acres. Other wilderness regions of
Hamilton are Jessup River, Siamese
Wilderness Ponds, Pigeon Lake, Blue
Ridge, West Canada Lake and Sargent Pond.
Hamilton County towns are:
Arietta,
Benson,
Hope,
Indian Lake,
Inlet,
Lake Pleasant,
Long Lake,
Morehouse,
and
Wells,
Hamlets you may be familiar with are
Blue Mountain Lake,
Raquette Lake,
and
Speculator village.
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Piseco Guide Service
518-548-4442 |
Speculator Guide Service
518-548-7343 |
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Wharton's Adirondack
Outfitters
Lake Pleasant
518-548-3195 |
Helms Aero Service
Long Lake
518-624-3931 |
Hoss's Country Corner
Long Lake
800-952-HOSS |
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Long Lake Marina
518-624-5450 |
Terry's Gun Shop
Long Lake
518-624-2174 |
Adirondack Outfitters & Hardware
Long Lake
518-624-5998 |
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Lew Harrington
Raquette Lake
315-354-5440 |
Raquette Lake Navigation
254 Antlers Road, Raquette Lake
315-354-5532 |
Raquette Lake Supply
315-354-4301 |
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Adirondack Gilded Age
Heritage Tours
315-354-5532 |
Killoquan Fishing &
Guide Service
Blue Mountain Lake |
Sabael Guide Company
249 Sabael Road
Indian
Lake |
Old Forge (just over the
line)
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Adirondack Avian Expeditions &
Workshops
Long Lake
518-624-5528 |
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| Titbits:
Hamilton County = 1,155,668 acres,
56,000 lakes and ponds, 1,740 miles or rivers and streams and
only 4,836 people |
Charters & Guide Service of Herkimer County
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Herkimer
County was named after
General Nicholas Herkimer who died in
the Battle of Oriskany during the
Revolutionary War. The county was
created in 1791 from the county split
off of Montgomery County.
Herkimer's boundaries changed in 1794
with parts taken for Onondaga County;
and later in 1798, more taken to form
Chenango County. Yet later, more
territory was taken for Oneida and St.
Lawrence County. Today, all of
Herkimer County rests in the Adirondack
Park jurisdiction. Herkimer now
consists of 1,458 square miles with a
population 64,519 (2012 census), and
includes the towns of: Columbia,
Fairfield, Frankfort, German Flatts,
Herkimer, Ilion, Litchfield, Little
Falls, Manheim, Newport, Norway, Ohio,
Russia, Salisbury, Schuyler, Stark,
Warren,
Webb
and Winfield.
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Fulton Chain Boat Tours
Old Forge
315-369-6473 |
Big Moose Lake Tours
315-357-3532 |
Tickner's Moose River Canoe Trips
117 Riverside Lane
Old Forge
315-369-6286 |
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Whitewater Challenges
Okara Lakes
315-369-6699 |
Old Forge Hardware
315-369-6100 |
Adirondack River Outfitters
Old
Forge
315-369-3536 |
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Adirondack Saddle Tours
Old Forge
315-357-4499 |
Haderondah Company
Old Forge
315-369-3682 |
McCauley Mountain Ski Shop
Old Forge
315-369-3144 |
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Tickner's Moose River Canoe Trips
Old Forge
315-369-6286 |
Haderondah
Company
Old Forge
315-369-3868
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Big Moose Lake Tours/Dunn's
Big
Moose
315-357-3532 |
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Old Forge Lake Cruises
116 Steamboat Landing
315-369-6473 |
White Dog Trail Company
Ilion
315-429-9324 |
Adirondack Exposure
1872 State Highway 28
Old Forge
518-335-1681 |
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Haderondah Company
Old Forge
315-369-3868 |
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Charters & Guide Service of Warren County
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Warren County
was established in 1683 as part of the
Albany County, and named in honor of
General Joseph Warren (an American
Revolutionary hero of the Battle of
Bunker Hill). Warren County
at that time was enormous and was later
reduce in size by splitting off Clinton
County in 1788, and later splitting to
create Washington County in 1813. Today, Warren
County has a total area of 932 square
miles with a population of approximately
65,707 (2010 census) and includes the
townships of:
Bolton,
Chester,
City of Glens
Falls,
Hague,
Horicon,
Johnsburg,
Lake George,
Lake Luzerne,
Queensbury,
Stony Creek,
Thurman
and
Warrensburg.
Warren County's municipal government seat is
located in Queensbury on Route 9.
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E & R Sport Fishing Charters
Lake George
800-3369876 |
Mike's Charter Fishing
Lake George
518-623-3288 |
Lake George Kayak
4973 Lake Shore Drive
Bolton Landing
518-644-9366 |
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Adirondack Mountain &
Stream Guide Service
(ice fishing
too)
North Creek
518-251-3762 |
Adirondack River Outfitters
539 Lake Ave
Lake
Luzerne
518-696-5101 |
Hudson River Rafting
11 Main Street, Lake
Luzerne
518-696-2964 |
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Sacandaga Outdoor
Center
Hadley
518-696-5710 |
ARO Adventures
800-525-7238 |
Risky Business Fishing
Charters on Lake George
518-623-9582 |
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Rod Benders Charters
Lake George
518-668-0488 |
Lake George's Premier
Charter Fishing Fleet
518-885-3838 |
Sportfishing Charters
Lake George
518-793-7396 |
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Jeff's Charter Fishing
(ice fishing too)
Bolton Landing
518-644-3312 |
Justy-Joe Sportfishing
Charters
Lake George
877-530-8183 |
Beaver Brook Outfitters
NY Route 28
Johnsburg
518-251-3394 |
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Adirondack Adventures
4659 State Route 28
North River
877-96-RAFT (7238) |
Adirondack Ridge Runner Guide Service
Riparius |
Outback Outfitter
(guide &
accommodations)
North River
845-807-6734 |
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Cherokee Trout Charters
Bolton Landing
518-644-2920 |
Flyfishing w/Patrick
Glens Falls
518-461-9696 |
Gibaldi Guide Service
Queensbury
518-812-0361 |
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Mike's Charter Fishing
(ice fishing too)
Warrensburg
518-623-3288 |
Lake George Fishing School
Lake
George
518-798-3494 |
Lockhart Charter Fishing & Guide
Service
(ice fishing too)
518-812-0203 |
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Northway Adirondack Guides
Queensbury
888-4NY-GUIDE |
Jeff's Lake George Charter Fishing
Bolton Landing |
Justy Joe Charters
South Glens Falls
877-530-8183 |
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Risky Business Fishing Charters
Warrensburg
518-623-9582 |
Lake George Carriage Rides
518-668-4958 |
Mountain Road Carriage Company
1879 Glens Falls
518-654-9811 |
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Northwood Field Guides
PO Box 107
Wevertown
518-251-0818
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Achak Guides
Adirondack
518-796-0217 |
Loon Lake Trail Rides
(snowmobile)
Chestertown
518-623-4825 |
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Fly Fishing with
Patrick
Glens Falls
518-648-5260 |
E&R Sport Fishing
Charters
160 Green Barn Road
Hudson Falls
800-336-6987
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Forever Wild Adirondack
Adventures
"Healing Woods"
518-696-7016 |
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Prescott, Mike
Chestertown
518-494-9633 |
Turtle Moon Adventures
"Hikes Through History"
Lake Luzerne
518-654-7731 |
Adirondack Bicycle Tours
Lake George
518-793-6630 |
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New York Outdoor
Adventures
518-421-2789 |
Bolton Landing
Snowmobile Tours
518-644-9941 |
Lake Vanare Snowmobile
Tours
Gage Hill
Lake Luzerne
518-696-4444 |
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Wild Water
Outdoor Center
1123 Route 28
Warrensburg
800-494-7478 |
North Creek Rafting Co.
9 Ordway Lane, North
Creek
800-899-RAFT |
Adirondac Rafting
Company
Lake Placid
518-523-1635 |
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Balsam Guide Service
2 Main Boulevard, Brant
Lake
518-494-7138 |
Gibaldi Guide Service
Schroon River Road,
Chestertown
518-812-0361 |
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|
Titbits:
The
first frontier scouts explored our waterways by rowing an elongated,
cedar planked work boat with spruce ribs and cane seats. The
boat later became known as the "Adirondack Guide Boat." |
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Adirondack Safaris
Gore Mountain Region
518-251-3006 |
Up Yonda Farm Environmental
Education Center
5239 Lake Shore Drive
Bolton Landing
518-644-9787 |
Warren County Fish Hatchery
145 Fish Hatcher Road
Warrensburg
518-623-5576 |
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Adirondack Avian Expeditions & Workshops, LLC
Long Lake
518-624-5528 |
Birding
Directory |
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Outfitters
Whitewater requires skills and equipment.
Below are some of our outfitters to help you gear up.
Guide our guide services to assist you no matter
what skill level you are.
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Adirondack
Lakes & Trails Outfitters
541 Lake Flower Ave
Saranac Lake
800-491-0414 |
Jones
Outfitters Ltd.
2419 Main Street
Lake Placid
518-523-3468 |
Blue Mountain Outfitters
PO Box 144
Blue
Mountain Lake
518-352-7306 |
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Lake George Kayak Company
4973 Lake Shore Drive
Bolton
Landing
518-644-9366 |
Mountainman Outdoor Supply
2855 NY Route 28, Old
Forge
315-369-6672 |
Raquette River Outfitters
1745 Route 3
Tupper Lake
518-359-3228 |
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Living Waters Southern Adirondack Outfitters
Route 30
Indian Lake
518-648-5302 |
Reynolds Outfitters
Keeseville
518-524-0327 |
Moose River Trading Post
2664 NY Route 28
Thendara
315-369-6091 |
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St. Regis Canoe Outfitters
73 Dorsey Street
Saranac Lake
888-775-2925 |
Havlick Snowshoe Manufacturing
2513 NY Route 30,
Mayfield
(made in the Adk)
800-867-7463
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Hudson River Rafting Co.
1 Main Street
North
Creek
518-251-3215 |
Resources
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Titbit:
New York State Outdoor Guides Association (NYSOGA) was founded
on June 28, 1891 and reorganized in 1981. NYSOGA
represents guides from every part of NY, and self policy it's
member with Code of Ethics. Violation of this code results
in disciplinary action. The Board meets regularly.
As your guide if he/she is a member of NYSOGA. |
Sporting Good Stores
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LeepOff
Cycles
Keene Valley
518-576-9581 |
The Mountaineer
1866 Route 73
Keene Valley
518-576-2281 |
Dimon Sports Speedskating
6197 Sentinel Road
Lake Placid
518-523-1729 |
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Ausable River Sport Shop
5698 NY Route 86
Wilmington
518-946-3474 |
Adirondack Sport Shop
5549 Route 86
Wilmington
518-946-2605 |
Eastern
Mountain Sports
2453 Main Street
Lake Placid
518-523-2505 |
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St. Regis Canoe Outfitters
875 Floodwood Road
Saranac Lake
518-891-8049 |
High Peaks Cyclery
2733 Main Street
Lake Placid
518-523-3764 |
High Falls Gorge Adventure Center
Route 86
Wilmington
518-946-2278 |
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Kindred Spirits Adirondack Outfitters Olmstedville
800-799-HIKE |
Barkeater Bicycles
Saranac Lake
518-891-4680 |
Blue Line Sports Shop
Saranac Lake
518-891-4680 |
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Jones Outfitters
2419 Main Street, Lake Placid
518-523-3468 |
Maui North Ski, Bike & Surf Lake Placid
518-523-7245 |
Adirondack Country Store
Hartford |
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Mountain Man Supply Company
Inlet & Old Forge
315-369-6672 |
Adirondack Exposure
Old Forge
518-335-1681 |
Whitewater Challenges
Okara Lakes
315-369-6699 |
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