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Lake George in New York's Adirondacks
The 32-mile-long lake has a short season but it's long on charm.
Bolton Landing, N.Y.
The Adirondacks, land of long lakes and last Mohicans, do their big business in the summer, when upstate New York gets its meager annual allotment of warm weather. The forest-fringed waterways and low mountains leap to life as boaters and campers arrive from downstate and beyond. From the '20s cabins in the northern woods to the kitsch-rich village of Lake George, the...
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