Why Live in Lake Luzerne
Lake Luzerne, located 10 miles from Lake George and 20 miles from Saratoga Springs, offers a scenic getaway in the Adirondacks with access to beaches, the Hudson and Sacandaga rivers, boating, and fishing. The town prohibits motorized boats on Lake Luzerne, making it ideal for kayakers and canoers, while motorized boating is available on the Upper Hudson River. The Adirondack Adventure Center provides whitewater rafting, tubing, and ziplining. Cultural attractions include the Frances Garnar Kinnear Museum of Local History and the Adirondack Folk School, which offers classes in traditional crafts. The Luzerne Music Center hosts a summer music camp and the Luzerne Chamber Music Festival, featuring performances by renowned artists. Dining options are limited but include Moon Star Asian Bistro and Rocco’s II Restaurant and Pizzeria. The local grocery store, Luzerne Market, serves the community's needs. Homes in Lake Luzerne range from custom riverfront houses to hillside chalets and log cabins, often featuring waterfront views and private boat docks. The Hadley-Luzerne Central School District serves the area, with The King’s School offering a highly rated private education. Flooding can be an issue for homes along the Hudson River and in low-lying areas. Route 9N connects Lake Luzerne to Saratoga Springs and Lake George, with additional transport links via Amtrak and Trailways buses.
