From the Adirondack Alps

In one of the last original Lodges still open to the public... within the heart of the "Adirondack Lakes" fishing country, lies Hohmeyer’s 1886 Lake Clear Lodge.
Hohmeyer’s Lake Clear Lodge is the only destination lodge on the secluded shores of Lake Clear - where Einstein relaxed, sailed and fished. Our lake property faces west into the St. Regis Mountain Range offering the most incredible sunsets anywhere in the world filled with the songs of our resident loons, the flight of our neighboring bald eagle and splashing, frolicking fish. Lake Clear has always been known as a fishing lake for all seasons so much so that a lure is named after it: the Lake Clear Wobbler. Lake Clear is New York State’s 28th largest lake is the main headwater of the Saranacs and adjoins 18000 acres and 58 lakes, ponds and rivers - a fishing paradise! For 3 generations, our family has fished these waters - yet we have only scratched the surface of "spots" to experience.