Saranac Chain of Lakes
From Cochran's Adirondack Cabins, you are able to travel from Kiwassa Lake, by boat, to the Village of Saranac Lake, via the Saranac Lake Chain of Lakes. The popular Adirondack route from Kiwassa Lake takes you through Oseetah Lake into the Village of Saranac Lake where the Saranac River begins. You may also enjoy a waterway trip 40 miles through scenic Adirondack lakes, ponds, rivers, streams and go through New York State lock systems into the Adirondack State Preserve.
On-Site Boat Rentals
Boat rentals may be available during your stay but it is best to reserve early as we cannot guarantee availability. We offer canoes, kayaks and rowboats with or without motors.
Adirondack Adventure
After, during or part of your stay, take a canoe/camping trip. Park your car at Cochran's who will then drop you off with your gear, including canoe/kayak, at Lower or Middle Saranac Lake. Paddle back the same day and/or camp overnight - camping is available on both Lower or Middle Saranac Lake on an Adirondack island.
Canoe Trips
After, during or part of your stay, take a canoe/camping trip. Park your car at Cochran's who will then drop you off with your gear, including canoe/kayak, at Lower or Middle Saranac Lake. Paddle back the same day and/or camp overnight - camping is available on both Lower or Middle Saranac Lake on an Adirondack island.
Learn more about the Adirondack Lakes.
From and on Kiwassa Lake in the Adirondacks, fish for Northern pike, trout, bass, perch, whitefish and panfish. Whether you prefer fishing the waters of summer or the sub-zero ice that has formed mid-winter, Kiwassa Lake offers some of the best fishing in the Adirondacks. ESPN has also held its Great Outdoor Games Bass Fishing Tournament on the Saranac Chain of Lakes!