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Originally built as a year round hunting and fishing lodge, ALDERBROOK LODGE provides all the comforts of home. Nestled between mountains and streams, this charming 100 acre retreat overlooks their own private ten acre stocked pond. For those who love peace and quiet, THE LODGE is secluded without being inconveniently remote. It is only a few minutes drive to either Bolton Landing or Lake George.
THE LODGE - Guests are welcomed by a large center stone fireplace, which divides the GREAT ROOM into four areas. The walls are a warm knotty pine with matching beamed ceilings. A twelve point deer, in seasonal attire, oversees the activities in both living and dining areas.
THE KITCHEN - The kitchen is fully-equipped for large groups. Large cooking utensils, a Garland Stove with double ovens, a dishwasher, microwave, and two refrigerators all aid in effortless entertaining. Truly, a gourmet's delight!
THE DINING AREA - A large round table is next to an eating counter, which seats eleven. Dining on the porch is also available.
THE PORCH - The large, screened, wrap-around porch is a favorite gathering place. A perfect spot for games, meals, or just socializing. In any season, the VIEW of the mountains and the water is both comforting and relaxing!
UPSTAIRS - A wide wood and bark stairway leads to EIGHT BEDROOMS on the second floor. There are two full baths. Sheets and towels are provided. A washer and dryer are on the first floor. The maximum number of guests is 16, including children.
Guest Chalet - At an additional cost, a three bedroom, two bath chalet can be rented for special occasions.
Barn - Available for horses.
Alderbrook Lodge offers a wide variety of winter activities. Guests can enjoy the warmth of a blazing bonfire and a hot drink, as they ice skate, snowshoe or ice fish on the lake. Others delight in sleigh riding, tobogganing, xc skiing or snowmobiling on groomed, scenic trails. Alpine skiiers can dance through the moguls at West Mt, Hickory Hill or Gore Mt. Come and watch the snowflakes fly, and relax in our undiscovered WINTER WONDERLAND. |