The Sagamore, Lake George, New York

Telecosm 2008 will be offered accommodations in either the historic hotel, with its elegant décor, or a private Adirondack lodge. Pack your golf clubs and tennis rackets, hiking boots and mountain bike, and bathing suit and boat shoes for fun on the waterfront. (Resort-wide high-speed wireless Internet access and 5-bar cell phone service.)

Discounted Golf Packages Available for Telecosm Attendees*
Greens fees (including cart): $70.00 per 18 holes
Club rentals: $35.00 per person
Shoe rentals: $20.00 per person
Range balls: $6.00 per basket
*New York State tax: 7%

Tennis and Racquetball Courts available at $20.00 and $15.00 per hour.

Ground Transportation

The Sagamore reservation agents can arrange transportation from three area locations, each within a short car ride to the Resort:

Albany County Airport: 1 hour
Warren County Airport: 30 minutes
Albany Rensselear Amtrak Station: 1.25 hours

For assistance, please call the Sagamore Resort
Transportation line at (518) 743-6015.

Driving directions from the Albany International Airport

Take I-87 North to Exit 22, Lake George Village. 
Stay to the left on the exit ramp and follow signs
for Bolton Landing. At the end of the ramp, at the
traffic light, turn left onto Route 9N (Lake Shore
Drive). Follow road for 9 miles to Bolton Landing.
In the village of Bolton Landing, turn right at the
second traffic light onto Sagamore Road. Follow
road 1/4 mile over small bridge to the Guest Registration Center which is on your immediate
left after crossing the bridge.

Extended Stays

The surrounding areas of Lake George, Bolton Landing and the Adirondack region have enough to see and do to satisfy many interests.

Enjoy the carnival sounds from the pipes of the Minne-Ha-Ha Paddle boat as the music fills the air... walk along the newly constructed boardwalk and shop and dine while taking in the views of the lake.

The area surrounding The Sagamore is rich in history. Fighting among the French, British and native population occurred in the lake region during the French and Indian War, and is recorded by James Fennimore Cooper in The Last of The Mohicans .

Visit historic Fort William Henry, where guides wearing attire of the 18th century will show you what life was like with cannon firings and much more.

Ride one of the country's top ten roller coasters, The Steamin' Demon, at the Great Escape Amusement Park, play miniature golf or shop 'til you drop at the Lake George Factory Outlet malls.

Find out more about the region's many Cultural Attractions and Recreational Activities.