The Allure of Saranac Lake

Saranac Lake, nestled within the Adirondack Mountains, has a rich history that has attracted city dwellers for centuries. Its serene landscape, combined with the rustic charm of the surrounding wilderness, offers an ideal escape from bustling urban life. This quaint village is not only surrounded by breathtaking lakes and mountains but also brims with inviting boutiques, galleries, and restaurants.

Historic Great Camps of the Adirondacks

The Adirondack Mountains are famed for their grand ‘Great Camps,’ luxurious compounds that were once owned by tycoons such as the Guggenheims and Vanderbilts. These camps, designed as opulent retreats, combined rustic exteriors with all the comforts of modern luxury. Visitors to these camps experienced an unparalleled connection with nature, all while enjoying the finest amenities of their time.

The Point: A Legacy of Rockefeller Luxury

Among these historical wonders, The Point stands out as a former Rockefeller Great Camp, known for its opulence and timeless appeal. Today, guests can experience a stay that echoes the grandeur of the past, with all-inclusive services that harken back to an era of elegance. The Point offers an exclusive getaway with black-tie dinners, evoking a sense of nostalgia for the bygone days of aristocratic leisure. Situated near Saranac Lake, The Point provides an exquisite blend of natural beauty and unparalleled hospitality.

Visiting Saranac Lake and staying at The Point not only offers a serene retreat but also a unique journey into the history and sophisticated allure that defined the Adirondack Great Camps. Whether you are exploring the local village or indulging in the luxurious experiences offered by The Point, you’re sure to create memories that will last a lifetime.