2019 Map of Upper Saranac Lake

About this map

Upper Saranac Lake dominates this northern Adirondack landscape, serving as a central hub for a complex network of waterways including Fish Creek Bay, Little Square Bay, and Gilpin Bay. The historic settlement of Saranac Inn anchors the north end of the lake, while Wawbeek sits to the south, connected by winding routes like Co Hwy 46 and Adirondack Park roads. The area is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring dozens of distinct water bodies such as Hoel Pond, Follensby Clear Pond, and Lake Clear. Within the Adirondack Park Preserve, numerous named islands like Eagle Island, Buck Island, and Goose Island dot the open water, while the shoreline is marked by family-named landmarks including Markham Point and Bull Point.