Gateway to the Adirondack Mountains in the Lake George Region.
A four-season community on the Schroon and Hudson Rivers.

Warrensburg is a quiet town that has preserved much of its past while looking forward to the future. Historic post-Colonial and Victorian era homes remain on tree-lined streets, continuing to serve their occupants well as they enter the 21st century. Vestiges of the water-powered mills along Schroon River remain, but find new uses as restaurants and antique shops. Waterside parks offer access for fishing, boating and picnicking.

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Located in the southern Adirondacks, Warrensburg is surrounded by the foothills of one of the oldest mountain ranges in the country. Much of this heavily forested terrain is state-owned, and available for hiking, backpacking, Cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Marked trails and guidebooks enable people of all ages and experience to enjoy this national treasure. Lakes and rivers offer canoers and rafters everything from placid waters to class V rapids (in season). Echo Lake on the edge of the hamlet offers a recently renovated public sand beach. Tennis courts and ball fields are open to the public. Numerous golf courses will satisfy the needs of any golfer, and offer unmatched scenery to make a memorable game, no matter where the ball lies.

Activities
Warrensburg is just five minutes from 32-mile-long Lake George, which offers everything from an undeveloped, peaceful and gracious shoreline surrounded by towering mountains in the north, to fun-filled lake and shoreline activity in the south. While visiting the Lake George region of Upstate New York be sure to take advantage of some our recreational activities.  The water quality and clarity of Lake George is excellent. In fact the water is so clean, most of the summer and year round residents take their daily drinking water directly from the lake, without purification.

Shopping
Warrensburg is a resource for year-round shopping and services.  From quaint country stores to supermarkets, and from flower arrangements to camping, hunting and fishing supplies, residents from surrounding towns and visitors in all seasons alike can find what they need. Second-hand shops serve the frugal or less fortunate, as well as offer a source of undiscovered treasures that have not yet found their way into the numerous antique shops for which the town is known.

Accommodations
Warrensburg and surrounding towns are home to numerous campgrounds, situated along the rivers or on private lakes. Bed & Breakfasts, both in-town and rural, are a natural in this virtual living museum town. Motels and housekeeping cottages answer the needs of basic travelers and families. The Warrensburg area also contains several of the remaining fabled dude ranches for which the area became famous in the 1940s and 50s (updated, of course, to current standards). Shown here is a Local Campground
 

For more information and a directory of local businesses, contact:
The Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce
3847 Main Street
Warrensburg, NY 12885
Phone (518) 623 - 2161 or Fax (518) 623 - 2184
E-mail: Info@WarrensburgChamber.com