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Lakefront  Home  Wells, New York

1409 State Rte 30

4 2.0   Sf: 2016   Yr: 1885 

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Home  Northville, New York

292 N Main St

8 4.0   Sf: 3168   Yr: 1967  Acres: 0.990

Lynne Paul, Realtor

Direct updated year round waterfront home!...

Lakefront  Home  Caroga Lake, New York

234 S Shore EAST Rd

3 2.0   Sf: 2200   Yr: 1950  Acres: 0.370

MaryEllen Charles, Broker

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Lakefront  Townhome/Townhouse  Northville, New York

132 County Hwy 152 Unit C

2 1.5   Sf: 1856   Yr: 1988  Acres: 0.040

Christian Klueg, Broker Associate

Great Sacandaga Lake! Mayfield. OPEN HOUSE SAT JUNE 7th...

Lakefront  Home  Mayfield, New York

241 Kunkel Road

2 2.0   Sf: 1000   Yr: 1940  Acres: 0.150

Kathleen M Gordon, Agent

Affordable Lakeside Home with Mountain Views! Embrace the simple...

Home  Day, New York

12 Birch Place

2 1.0   Sf: 1160   Yr: 1934  Acres: 0.310

Scott P Varley, Agent

Sunsets forever! Sandy Beach, Shallow entry-Deeded Beach...

Lakefront  Home  Caroga Lake, New York

173 E Shore Rd W Caroga Lake

4 1.5   Sf: 1440   Yr: 1940  Acres: 0.110

MaryEllen Charles, Broker

Welcome to 'Country Comfort' and step into a new lifestyle...

Home  Mayfield, New York

116 Dennie Road

3 2.0   Sf: 1400   Yr: 1789  Acres: 1.600

Peter D Dworman, Agent

Camp Sassy! Year round cottage with Deeded Lake Access!...

Home  Caroga Lake, New York

127 N Shore Road (West Caroga)

2 1.0   Sf: 900   Yr: 1950  Acres: 0.110

MaryEllen Charles, Broker

ACREAGE! With Well and Septic Ready for you to BUILD ...

Lot  Caroga Lake, New York

174 Garlock Road

Acres: 3.500

MaryEllen Charles, Broker

Adirondack A-Frame w/Lake View & 10' Lake Access....

Lakefront  Home  Edinburg, New York

95 Marion Rd

2 1.0   Sf: 1152   Yr: 1978  Acres: 1.040

Christian Klueg / Howard Hanna RE, Broker Associate

Lake Algonquin Information

Lake Algonquin is located in the Adirondack region of New York, specifically in the town of Wells in Hamilton County. It is a popular destination for outdoor activities, including fishing and boating.

Local Information
- Accessibility: Lake Algonquin can be accessed from several points, and there are typically launches and areas for parking nearby for visitors.
- Scenery: The lake is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Adirondacks, providing opportunities for hiking and other outdoor activities in addition to water sports.
- Wildlife: The area around Lake Algonquin is home to a variety of wildlife, making it a scenic location for nature lovers and photographers.

Fishing
- Species: Some common species you can expect to catch in Lake Algonquin include bass, northern pike, and panfish.
- Regulations: Always check the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) for the most current fishing regulations, including licensing requirements and specific rules regarding catch limits and types of bait.
- Best Times: Fishing can be productive throughout the year, but spring and fall are often highlighted as the best times for fishing in colder climates.

Boating
- Types of Boats: Non-motorized boats such as kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards are popular on Lake Algonquin. Some areas may allow small motorboats, but it’s essential to check local regulations.
- Launch Sites: There are generally designated areas for boat launches. Make sure to follow any posted guidelines to protect the lake's ecosystem.
- Safety: As with any boating activity, it’s important to wear life jackets and be aware of local weather conditions before heading out onto the water.

Additional Activities
- Swimming: Some areas around the lake may be suitable for swimming, but it’s best to confirm water quality and safety regulations.
- Hiking: The surrounding area offers trails and pathways for hiking and nature walks, with varying levels of difficulty.

Local Amenities
- Accommodations: Depending on the season, various accommodations such as cabins, campgrounds, and local hotels might be available.
- Dining: There may be nearby restaurants or snack shops, especially in the town of Wells, where visitors can enjoy local cuisine.


Lake Algonquin is a great location for fishing, boating, and enjoying the beauty of nature in the Adirondacks. Whether you plan to cast a line or paddle across the water, it's crucial to be aware of local regulations and respect the environment. Always prepare adequately for safety and enjoyment. For the most current information on conditions and regulations, visiting the local tourism website or contacting the DEC is advisable before your trip.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!

Are Jet Skis permitted on Lake Algonquin? Yes
Can you Swim in Lake Algonquin? Yes
What is the Water Quality at Lake Algonquin? Great
Are Boat Docks permitted at Lake Algonquin? Yes
Are Power Boats permitted at Lake Algonquin? Yes, but very limited...no more than 5 MPH
What is the Lake Depth at Lake Algonquin? 12'
What are the Nearby Cities to Lake Algonquin? Amsterdam and Saratoga are both 1 hour
What is the Closest Airport to Lake Algonquin? Albany