A scenic, secluded Adirondack idyll on the Hudson River.  Enjoy the wonders of nature  . . . from spring flowering through blazing fall foliage.  There's bird watching, hiking, biking, kayaking or canoeing, antiquing, and skiing in winter, or just plain indolence!

Awaken to the aromas of freshly brewed coffee and muffins baking in the oven, both ready by 7 am.  Anytime between 7:30 and 9 am order from our menu for a full country breakfast, including homemade bread. Watch the birds from the breakfast table or as you stroll our spacious grounds or wooded brookside and riverside trails.

Our 40 acres are bordered by extensive state forest lands. Hiking/cross-country ski trails start at the Lodge, or nearby trailheads in the Lake George area of the southeastern Adirondacks. Explore Colonial and Revolutionary War history at forts, battlefields and museums. Spend an hour or a day cruising magnificent Lake George.

Step back in time and enjoy an Adirondack experience.  Country Road Lodge, just three miles from the town of Warrensburg, enjoys the peace, quiet, and solitude of a bygone day.  Situated in a sheltered scenic valley at the edge a thousand-acre wild forest, we offer a retreat from the frenetic pace of today's world.

You can soak up the ambience from our comfortable living room with its panoramic view of the river and mountains beyond and comforting fire in the stove on chilly days, or from our screened gazebo with warm summer breezes.  Stroll around our extensive perennial gardens, or along riverside and brookside trails.  The birds at the feeder you watched from the breakfast table may accompany you, or just continue with their activity as you pass.  (April through June is a wonderful time to experience their mating and nest building!)  If we're lucky, a flock of wild turkeys will nibble their way across our front lawn, or the resident bald eagle will grace us with its presence high overhead.

Adventure further into the evergreen and deciduous forest on old logging trails or let us direct you to marked hiking trails and canoe access/rentals.  (An occasional canoeist or kayaker may paddle by the lodge, along a fifteen mile stretch of the Hudson that has seen little additional human intrusion in the past hundred years.)

For those who can take this tranquility only so long, Warrensburg is a bucolic nineteenth century hamlet located along the Schroon River, with small shops, nice restaurants, tree-lined residential streets and modest, friendly people.  Show an interest in them and their history, and you will make new friends.  You won't even know that you are only ten minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Lake George Village, with its lake cruises, Italian restaurants, arcades, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the Adirondacks!

Year round.

Winter weekends include a full meal package.  See website for rates.

Rate Range
$105-$115

Opened in 1974 we are the longest running B&B in the area, and believe we are the longest running B&B operated by the same person (Steve) in the U.S.   Many guests continue to return every year since 1979.

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