Anyone with old Blue Mountain Lake connections should be interested in knowing that Potter's Restaurant, closed and private residence since 2000, has reopened as an antiques store. I got a big kick out of touring the inside and talking with Francie, the proprietor.
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Originally posted by WBB View Post
FWIW the restaurant/dining lodge is open to the public. You do not need to be a guest. Reservations are recommended.Five Thousand Acres of Peace & Serenity
Far from the Hubbub of the High Peaks.
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I have to wonder why the full color ad in the new Adirondack Life, unless the Consortium needed a "little push."
Now if there was just a public boat launch , even just car top, on Blue Mountain Lake, maybe some of that NYS subsidy money could go toward that at some point.
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Originally posted by Lucky13 View PostI have to wonder why the full color ad in the new Adirondack Life, unless the Consortium needed a "little push."
Now if there was just a public boat launch , even just car top, on Blue Mountain Lake, maybe some of that NYS subsidy money could go toward that at some point.Exploring the US one mountain at a time.
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Originally posted by Bark Eater Too View PostLucky, there is a public launch for paddling (car top) right next to the town beach. Nice restrooms across the street.
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Years ago Potters had small cabins available to rent. Some were on the water and others were across the road and up the hill. I spent many wonderful vacations as a child there with my parents. I remember those wonderful berry pies they served at Potters restaurant!
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Originally posted by Bark Eater Too View PostAnyone with old Blue Mountain Lake connections should be interested in knowing that Potter's Restaurant, closed and private residence since 2000, has reopened as an antiques store. I got a big kick out of touring the inside and talking with Francie, the proprietor.
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Bob, (The Pirate), as he is known by the locals used to charge ten bucks for a launch in and ten bucks out. Don't know if he is still in business but he used to sell pies too. He is right up from Prospect Point. He used to have a tour boat. His brother, Bill was famous for inventing the harness for doubles skydiving. Bob isn't a bad guy, he even will give you a map of the Lake and tell you where not to go. (Hint) Don't discuss politics unless you are conservative. Small craft can glide through the pass to You Don't Wanna Lake, (sic) and beyond. But if you have power boat you either have to know someone or pay.Never Argue With An Idiot. They Will Drag You Down To Their Level And Beat You With Experience.
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