View from the Cranberry Lake Campground in the Adirondacks. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Photos of Serene, Remote Cranberry Lake in Adirondack Park, New York

I am from Upstate New York and I’ve visited Adirondack Park many times over the decades.

I have climbed Adirondack mountains, enjoyed time with friends at Fourth Lake, gone downhill skiing and spent quite a bit of time in Lake Placid, including to play and watch hockey.

Until this month, however, I had never visited Cranberry Lake. It’s one of the largest in the Adirondacks (about 11 square miles), it’s fairly remote and it’s picturesque.

We camped with friends near the lake on several days with good weather, went kayaking, swimming and biking, and hiked up Bear Mountain.

Here are more images of Cranberry Lake, including 18 of my photos, which capture some of its beauty:

View from the Cranberry Lake Campground in the Adirondacks. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

View from the Cranberry Lake Campground in the Adirondacks. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

View from the Cranberry Lake Campground in the Adirondacks. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Maps of the Cranberry Lake Complex and Adirondack Park in New York state. Source: New York state Department of Environmental Conservation

Source: New York state Department of Environmental Conservation

Kayaking view of the Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of the Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of the Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of the Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of the Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of the Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Distant kayakers on Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Kayaking view of Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

The Cranberry Lake waterfront. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Sunset at Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Moonshine on Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

View of Cranberry Lake from Bear Mountain. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

Sunset at Cranberry Lake. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger

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