Welcome to Yellow Pine Lake House! This home sleeps 15 comfortably on beautiful Schroon Lake with your own private sandy beach. The home offers 5 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms, with a layout that's perfect for families and friends traveling together. The first floor features three large bedroom suites, each with its own private bathroom and a separate entrance. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms, one full bathroom, and a large great room with TV, bar with a large window that overlooks the lake and extra sleeping spaces! Everyone can spread out, unwind, and truly settle in. This is a VERY spacious home!

The Adirondacks are truly the best places to be during every season of the year. Summer brings swimming, boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing, and beach days on Schroon Lake whether it is on our private beach or at the town beach, plus ice cream runs and strolls into town (just about 2 miles from town). In fall, enjoy breathtaking foliage while hiking thousands of beautiful trails in the Adirondacks. Winter is perfect for cozy getaways—think snowshoeing at Natural Stone Bridges + Caves, sledding on various hills including the hill at the town beach that is next to an ice skating rink under a pavilion with complimentary ice skates of all sizes to borrow, nearby skiing at Gore Mountain, and relaxing indoors after a day in the snow, on the lake. Come spring, the lake and trails come alive again with quieter crowds and fresh mountain air.

Located just minutes from the town of Schroon Lake, you'll be close to family-friendly restaurants, shops, playgrounds, and seasonal events—while still enjoying a peaceful, nature-filled setting.

Whether you're planning a summer lake vacation, a fall foliage trip, or a cozy winter retreat, this home offers the space, comfort, and location families love—year after year.

In business since 1908, the Blue Mountain Lake Boat Livery offers boat rentals for half day, full day or weekly rates. A variety of watercraft are available including pontoon, sailboats and sunfish, canoes, kayaks, stand up paddleboards (SUPs), motor boats and ski boats and more.

The boat livery is the location for the only public boat launch on Blue Mountain Lake offering visitors the opportunity to launch their own motorized or large sized watercraft.

Historic Adirondack boat tours are offered throughout the summer that take passengers on a 2 hour cruise through 3 Adirondack lakes aboard a selection of vintage wooden boats. The tour includes historic narrative of the Blue Mountain Lake, Eagle Lake and Utowana Lakes.

Sunset cruises, large group tours and special occasions such as wedding cruises are available upon request.

Open Memorial Day through Columbus Day. 

Bridgeview Harbour Marina — Port Henry, NY

On the southern reaches of Lake Champlain, Bridgeview Harbour Marina sits on 33-acres of waterfront in the historic village of Port Henry (Town of Moriah), framed by the Adirondack High Peaks to the west and the Green Mountains of Vermont across the water. It's a full-service marina, a lakeside campground, a casual café, and event space - all on one property, and all open to visitors arriving by boat, car, or train.

Full-Service Marina

Bridgeview Harbour offers seasonal and transient dockage, mooring rentals, gas and diesel at the fuel dock, pump-out service, and both indoor and outdoor winter storage. Our Marine Travel Lift handles haul-out and launch for power and sailing vessels, and deep-water access accommodates a wide range of power, sail and commercial boats. Bridgeview Harbour has earned the Marinas.com Boaters' Choice Award for 4 consecutive years and Marinas.com Elite Fleet status.

Lakeside Camping

Bookable through Hipcamp, our campsites sit just steps from the water with open views across the lake and guests have access to marina amenities during their stay.

The Dockside Café

Open seasonally, the café serves casual lakeside fare with seating that looks out over the docks and the open lake beyond — a relaxed stop for boaters, campers, and visitors coming in off the road.

Events & Friday Night Farmers Market

From late spring through early fall, the marina hosts the Port Henry Waterfront Farmers Market every Friday from 5–8 PM. Organized by the Moriah Chamber of Commerce, the market brings together local growers, makers, and food vendors in one of the most scenic settings in the region. Free and open to the public.

Getting Here

Bridgeview Harbour is the only marina on Lake Champlain directly accessible via Amtrak. The Port Henry station sits a short walk from our docks, making us a natural arrival point for visitors traveling without a car. By water, we're a popular first stop for boaters entering the lake from the Champlain Canal and the Hudson River system to the south. By road, we're located just off NYS Route 9N, just a short ride from NY's Capital District, Western Massachusetts, and Montreal.

This giant lake has plenty of room for every recreational wish. Amenities and supplies are in the town of Schroon Lake, with its stores and marina. Paddling, boating, fishing, and ice fishing are all popular activities on Schroon Lake.

How to get there

There are three main launches on the western side of the lake. All are not far from, or directly off, Route 9.

By the numbers

• Elevation: 807 feet
• Area: 4,107 acres
• Length: ~ 9 miles
• Shoreline Length: 23.7 miles
• Max Depth: 152 feet
• Mean Depth: 56 feet

Paddling

Lovely and tranquil, the waters of Schroon Lake have been attracting canoeists and kayakers for many years. Explore the shoreline with its abundant wildlife. Schroon Lake is large and shared with motorboats so be prepared for larger waves if you are away from the shoreline. There are three boat launches on the western side.

Boating

There are three boat launches on the western side. No motor restrictions. Schroon Lake does have, however, non-native invasive species, so boaters should take care to clean, drain, and dry watercraft.

Fishing

Species found here include: lake trout, landlocked salmon, large mouth bass, yellow perch, and others

Ice fishing

Schroon Lake stays busy in winter too, with all the ice fishing that goes on. Every March there's the annual Fishing Derby, first Saturday of the month.

Ice fishing special regulations are for Schroon Lake, and Schroon River from Schroon Lake downstream to Starbuckville Dam.

Trout: all year, any size, limit 5

Lake trout: all year, at least 18" limit 2

Landlocked salmon: all year, at least 15" limit 3

Several trails can be accessed from the shore of Putnam Pond and North Pond, including Treadway Mountain, which is a wonderful hike with outstanding views of the surrounding Pharaoh Lake Wilderness Area.

Paddling

These two ponds are connected by a set of narrows. The best launch is located near the beach which is just over a small hill from the main parking area in the campground, and there is a motorboat launch which can be used.

• Pond sizes – Approximate shoreline length: Putnam Pond: 3.75 miles; North Pond: 2.5 miles
• Type of launch: Sand and grass
• Portage/carry details: Less than 100 feet, no portage to North Pond
• Type of water: Both ponds are well sheltered and calm

Boating

Putnam Pond is accessible to motorboats. There is a narrow hard ramp located in the DEC campground.

Fishing and ice fishing

Fish for northern pike, largemouth bass, black crappie, brown bullhead, pumpkinseed and yellow perch on this tranquil pond. Popular with ice anglers. The northern section is at its best for fishing in the winter and early spring.

How to get there

From the intersection of Route 9 and Route 74 near Schroon Lake follow Route 74 toward Ticonderoga. Continue to Putts Pond Road on the right (entrance road for Putnam Pond State Campground). Drive this to the end to access the campground and the pond. A day use fee will be required.   

Sail Adirondacks is the region’s only crewed sailing experience on a fleet of classic sailboats.

With locations in Saranac Lake and Port Henry on Lake Champlain, you will have an opportunity to sail in the heart of the Adirondacks! With over four decades of sailing experience, Captain Barry Brogan is an American Sailing Association certified sailing instructor, and New York State and U.S. Coast Guard credentialed charter boat captain. Choose from a number of guided charters or Learn to Sail experiences to fit your schedule and your budget.

Welcome Aboard!