Canoeing & Kayaking
Canoeing and kayaking on Lake George is a great way to exercise and enjoy the beautiful nature that surrounds our lake. Explore hidden bays and crystal clear waters, and access many of the islands that dot the lake, a fun start to a camping trip.
Launch Locations
Roger’s Rock Campground
Launch a kayak or canoe from the campground and enjoy a beautiful paddle north towards Roger’s Slide, or go south towards the Waltonian Islands.
Black Point Beach
A great place to launch a canoe or kayak and head north or south on the lake. Enjoy an amazing view of Roger’s Slide from across the lake.
Hague Public Beach
Start paddling in Hague and head north towards the Waltonian Islands. Asas Island provides a perfect location for a picnic lunch and a swim.
Mossy Point
Launch a canoe or kayak at Mossy Point and enjoy the peaceful waters of the northern end of Lake George.
Ticonderoga
Launch a canoe or kayak directly from Ticonderoga at the La Chute River and paddle around Bicentennial Park, beneath our beautiful covered bridge, and even down the river into Lake Champlain and around Fort Ticonderoga.
Equipment Rentals
Lake George Kayaking Co.
Bolton Landing, NY. 518-644-9366
Kayak Lake George
Lake George Village, NY. 518-302-6005
Charter & Guide Services
Adirondack Mountain & Stream Guide Service
Provides guide services for all four seasons, with a range of activities including hunting, fishing, canoeing, hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. 518-251-3762
Safety/Laws
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation provides information on how to paddle safely, protect yourself, others, and the waters.
Leave No Trace
Life Jackets
Make sure to dress appropriately when paddling in the early spring and the fall and be prepared for a weather change. NY State Law provided that all paddlers are required to wear life jackets between November 1st and May 1st.
Groups
There are currently no local groups for paddling enthusiasts in Ticonderoga or the greater Lake George region.
American Kayaking Association
American Canoe Association
Three Perfect Days: Water Activities
The northern end of Lake George is the perfect place to go sailing. With fewer motorized boats, it’s a great place for beginners and enthusiasts.
Day 1: Boating + Water Sports
- Launch a boat at the Roger’s Rock Campground and take in the beauty of Lake George.
- Drive by the famous Roger’s Slide and anchor in Cook’s Bay to swim in the crystal clear waters.
- Bring some sandwiches from Libby’s Bakery Cafe and snacks from the Ticonderoga Natural Foods Coop for a picnic lunch.
- Enjoy water skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, and more!
Day 2: Gone Fishing
- Launch a boat at Mossy Point or rent from Snug Harbor Marina or Dockside Landing Marina and spend the whole day fishing on the lake, is there a better way to spend a summer day?
- Get lunch at Burleigh’s or Bodette’s beforehand and enjoy it out on the water!
Day 3: Canoe or Kayak Island Adventure
- Launch a kayak or canoe at the Hague Town Public Beach and enjoy a paddle between the Waltonian Islands.
- Pick up lunch in Hague beforehand at The Hague Market and enjoy an island picnic on Asas Picnic Island.
- Temple Knoll even has a jumping rock!
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