Organization
Brant Lake is located in the southeastern region of the Adirondack Mountains in New York State. The Brant Lake Association is made up of people that are interested in:
- Preserving the beauty and tranquility of Brant Lake’s land, water, dwellings and community.
- Maintaining the lake’s water quality.
- Encouraging camaraderie among neighbors with scheduled social events for members during the summer.
ESSLA is a member-supported non-profit that was founded to preserve, protect and improve the waters and shorelines of the Schroon Lake/River area. Our members include residents, visitors and organizations sharing a common goal of protecting the pristine natural beauty of Schroon Lake so it continues to be the “Pearl” of the Adirondacks for generations to come. Continual monitoring, identifying and harvesting of invasive species is the heart of our mission.
The ladies’ auxiliary is a volunteer organization designed to offer support to the Horicon Volunteer Fire Dept, Inc. and the community through service and events.
The Loon Lake Park District Association was formed to represent and protect the interests of the residents and property owners within the district. It’s principal aim is the protection of the ecology and preservation of the natural beauty of Loon Lake
NWTB members devote many hours preparing and maintaining the 85+ miles of groomed trail. The trail system winds through the picturesque New York Adirondack Mountains just north of Lake George in Warren County, and connects Brant Lake, Chestertown, Pottersville, and Warrensburg. Grooming and maintaining our trails is a community service provided at no charge, nor are permits required. Membership dues help pay the cost of keeping the trails open and groomed!
The Helpers Fund was started in 1997 to provide financial assistance in the Tri-Lakes area of Warren and Southern Essex Counties to individuals and families facing difficult circumstances. Since then, we have been able to lend assistance to more than 200 families and individuals in the area.
A gathering of local businesses, residents and volunteers driven to support economic development in the Towns of Chester and Horicon. Responsible for holding many popular town events such as the Adirondack Woofstock, Rum Runner Weekend, St. Patrick’s Day Parade, and Taste of the Tri-Lakes.
EDC is the economic development engine for Warren County, New York, attracting new businesses to the area, and helping existing ones expand!
The YMCA Adirondack Center is a YEAR-ROUND multi-generational program center. Program and services will be offered for all ages but our focus is to clear away barriers for youth to be successful, to eliminate generational poverty and to serve the unmet needs of all ages. Partnerships with service related organizations will be pivotal to further serve the needs of the Adirondack communities. For information on our current programming/events please visit our Facebook, or send us an email.
