3 Tips to Keeping Your Lake Healthy

A Buffer of Native Plants Preserving a natural buffer of native plants is one of the best ways to protect a lake. Shoreline plants filter sediment and chemicals from runoff, provide food and shelter for fish and wildlife and can slow or prevent shoreline erosion. Shade from overhanging shrubs...

A Winterized Boat is a Happy Boat!

A Winterized Boat is a Happy Boat! Too many boats die silently in their winter beds. But follow these easy tips, and your boat will be ready and eager to go in the spring. Fuel Treatment Treat your boat’s fuel with a stabilizer. Pennzoil Fuel Stabilizer, PRI-G and Stabil...

Fall Foliage by Adirondack Lakes

Experience the subtle shift of air as summer bursts into a colorful array of reds, purples and yellows – and watch as the seasons change before your eyes. The Adirondack Region boasts one of the longest fall foliage seasons in the country, providing an incredible getaway for leaf-peepers, hikers...

Design ideas for outdoor fire pits

Adding a fire pit as part of your landscaping will extend the enjoyment of your backyard or lakefront shoreline for you and your guests.  They provide warmth, light, a cooking source, and ambiance, making them a natural gathering spot for socializing, entertaining, and relaxation. People are drawn to the...

Benefits of Joining a Lake Association

Owning a lakefront property has many advantages.  Not only will you be able to wake up next to an idyllic and beautiful nature scene, you can enjoy weekend activities on the water. Another beneficial aspect of buying a lakefront property is the ability to join a wonderful lake association. ...