Location: Inlet
Top Things to do in Inlet
What to do and see in Inlet, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Inlet is a town in Hamilton County, New York, United States. The population was 333 at the 2010 census. The name is derived from its location at the east end (inlet) of Fourth Lake, part of the Fulton Chain of Lakes.
Restaurants in Inlet
1. Arrowhead Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Larry W - Rochester, New York
Arrowhead Park is a wonderful facility for a small community like Inlet. Located in the middle of town, it has beaches and boat launches, ball fields and playgrounds. Plus, it very recently dedicated some beautiful war memorials to the memory of locals who have given the ultimate sacrifice in the defense of our nation. This place deserves everyone's support, and I recommend a visit if you are passing through the town.
2. Adirondack Saddle Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By uvarobin1 - Rochester, New York
Call ahead to make reservations. The staff is friendly and provide a quick overview of horseback riding. It is not necessary to have prior riding experience to enjoy the ride. We took the hour long tour ($40 each) which was a trip to a state preserve that is adjacent to the stable. As I was in the back I could not hear the guide but the ride was nice and the horses were very docile and clearly knew the route.
3. Bald Mountain
Overall Ratings
5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Troy H - Fayetteville, North Carolina
The greatest views in the area are here in multiple places. This climb is very different than like Oregon (according to Oregonian) because this involves a lot of climbing over obstacles and rocks. Climbing gear not required. Its just not a evenly inclined grade over a set trail. So it provides variation of your path. The goal is the Fire Tower which was newly rebuilt in 1951. Its well maintained and safe to climb for the best views. A must do for those capable of moderate exercise.
4. Raquette Lake Navigation Co
Overall Ratings
5 based on 148 reviews
Cruise and dine or just cruise on Raquette Lake aboard the WW Durant. Breath-taking scenery, fascinating history and delicious food combine to create an experience you can't wait to do again. Choose a luncheon cruise, intimate or traditional dinner cruise, Sunday brunch, sightseeing excursion or moonlight cruise. Cruising daily in July and August through Labor Day. Full public schedule weekends in Sept through Columbus Day weekend. Midweek in the fall individuals may piggyback with a preformed group. Nurture your mind, body and soul with a cruise aboard the WW Durant! Special events on the Durant are our specialty! If history is your thing, then be sure to sign up for one of our Pine Knot guided tours. Wine and beer tastings and pairings sell out, so reserve early! A Jimmy Buffet-themed cruise on Sat of July 4th weekend will celebrate our independence Margaritaville-style. There's also a Murder Mystery Who Done It Cruise and a Comedy Cruise. Have I tickled your curiosity bone? Check us out online! We are ready to welcome you aboard the WW Durant!
Reviewed By Kathryn C - Farmington, Ny
Our party of 7 enjoyed the dinner cruise. The seating on the dining area is a bit tight but manageable. We had drinks up top, then a served dinner...soup, salad, entre ( choice of 5 ) and dessert. Service was excellent and the food better than one would expect. The beautiful scenery didn't hurt either. Will try the brunch cruise next year.
5. Black Bear Mountain
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 58megl - Spencerport, New York
Can get REALLY muddy when it rains. Takes a little bit of hiking through trees to get to mountain's base before ascsending. Would not recommend small children on this one. Go to Rocky Point on Mt.'s left. Nice at top, view pretty good, but not as good as Mt. Saint Regis....REALLY good first mountain for families and the view at the top is spectacular!
6. McCauley Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By everly23 - Hunterdon County
We've been coming up to Old Forge for decades and we never tire of taking the chairlift up to the top of McCauley Mountain. It's only $6 a ticket for adults, the staff is very helpful getting you in and out of the lift chairs and the view of the Adirondack lakes and mountains is spectacular. There are chairs to sit on and picnic tables at the summit - great place to pack a lunch. For hikers, you are welcome to walk up or down the mountain - there are several trails. Great views of the Fulton Chain on Lakes, Bald Mountain, Blue Mountain. Well worth the trip and a great value!
7. Cascade Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By patn03 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
We did an afternoon hike through Cascade Lakes trail towards Cascade Falls. The trailhead was a few miles outside of Eagle Bay (not an hour outside of it, as one article I read suggested), with a small parking area. This trail wound through woods for the most part, pretty but without a lot of views. To get to the falls was about a 6.5 mile hike for us, although not a difficult one - the trail was sometimes a little rocky, but not steep or hard to find. There were signs at almost all intersections, EXCEPT, disappointingly, we never saw a sign for the falls themselves! They are perhaps 100 yards off the main trail, but with no sign for the side trail. Listen for the water, and if you see a little side trail right before (or after, if you are coming the other way through the loop) one of the small wooden bridges crossing a stream, take it.
8. Payne's Air Service
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By ccbowen - Washington DC, District of Columbia
We went up on the plane with our children and my father in-law. It was a nice brief 15 minute tour in the plane, with different landmarks and facts about the area pointed out. If you get motion sickness, maybe wear some of those bracelets because it is a bit shaky, as can be expected from a small plane. We had a great time, and our kids loved it!
9. Enchanted Forest Water Safari
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 364 reviews
New York's Largest Water Theme Park! Enchanted Forest Water Safari, where the fun never stops, is New York’s Largest Water Theme Park with more than 50 rides and attractions including 32 heated outdoor water rides! Water Safari is located in Old Forge, NY in the Adirondack Mountains. In this combination of amusement park and water park, guests never run out of fun things to do because there’s something for all ages, from toddlers, kids, teens through seniors. Water rides, kiddie rides, classic amusement rides, fun food, cool shops, exciting games, storybook themed characters, a family circus show, barnyard and much more! Kids birthday parties are more fun here! Enchanted Forest Water Safari is an award-winning park that has been serving guests safe, clean family fun for more than 60 years!
Reviewed By Hasan C - Addis Ababa
Staring from the entrance, you feel the fun at the place. You can have a locker to keep safe your belongings. Also, free parking facility is a good service of the company. There are a lot of attractions for all ages. Water slides in different...MoreSo happy to hear about your experience at Enchanted Forest Water Safari! We look forward to having you again soon.
10. The Strand Theatre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Michael L
This format is misleading...since I haven't visited the Strand in awhile....but I grew up spending summers in Old Forge. I remember when the Strand was derelict....moldy and musty...on its way out. A grand theater in its grave. It's current owner saved it with a true love for cinema. He's spent resources and a lot of love of cinema to make it modern in service but old charm in style. Amazing resurrection...Please visit.
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