Homespun Charm at Waterfront Cabin Surrounded by Woodlands in Upstate New York

In summertime, glampers can go mountain climbing, hiking, canoeing, and boating. There are also free concerts in Riverside Park and Berkeley Green Park in the summer in Saranac Lake. All types of skiing and cold-weather sports are popular in upstate New York in the winter—downhill and cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and ice skating. There’s even a local winter carnival to celebrate the colder months of the year with a different theme every year. From Cochran's Adirondack Cabins, guests are able to travel from Kiwassa Lake, by boat, to the Village of Saranac Lake, via the Saranac Lake Chain of Lakes. The popular Adirondack route from Kiwassa Lake will take glampers through Oseetah Lake into the Village of Saranac Lake where the Saranac River begins. Guests may also enjoy a waterway trip 40 miles through scenic Adirondack lakes, ponds, rivers, streams and go through New York State lock systems into the Adirondack State Preserve. After, during or part of a stay, take a canoe/camping trip. Park the car at the glamping site and the hosts will then drop glampers off with their gear, including canoe/kayak, at Lower or Middle Saranac Lake. Paddle back the same day and enjoy the Adirondack island. The Adirondack Mountain region offers 689 lakes and ponds. and the glamping site is located on Kiwassa Lake, which has access to the Saranac Lake Chain. There are 46 High Peaks in the Adirondack Mountain region with many experienced hiking opportunities. If in search for something simpler, local hike, Mt. Baker may be a good start. Approximately one mile up and one mile down, the base is minutes from the cabins and the summit offers views of the Village of Saranac Lake.