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Cycling by Point Au Roche State Park, located on Lake Champlain's northwestern shore, offers a scenic and restful spot for a water break. The 856-acre park features open and forested areas, a sandy beach, picnic facilities, and 60 mooring sites in Deep Bay. Popular activities include boating, fishing, and volleyball.

Over millennia, sediment deposited by the Ausable River created a fertile delta used historically for agriculture and timber. Ausable Marsh is managed by the DEC, it supports activities like wildlife observation, photography, fishing, trapping, hunting, and canoeing, crucial for nesting and feeding habitats of diverse waterfowl species.

Cycling by Silver Lake offers scenic routes along its picturesque shores. Located near Silver Lake Mountain and the hamlet of Hawkeye, New York, the lake was formed thousands of years ago by glacial activity.

Nestled in the valley between Lyon Mountain and Ellenburg, Chazy Lake offers spectacular scenic views and excellent waters for a variety of year-round watersports. The lake sits at an elevation of 1,541 feet, covering 1,807 acres with a maximum depth of 72 feet and a mean depth of 33 feet. It spans approximately 3.5 miles in length and 1.5 miles in width, making it a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Nestled in the valley between Lyon Mountain and Ellenburg, Chazy Lake offers spectacular scenic views and excellent waters for a variety of year-round watersports. The lake sits at an elevation of 1,541 feet, covering 1,807 acres with a maximum depth of 72 feet and a mean depth of 33 feet. It spans approximately 3.5 miles in length and 1.5 miles in width, making it a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

The Middle Point Trail is one of several trails in Point Au Roche State Park. The Middle Point Trail leads you down a beautiful lookout point onto Lake Champlain.

Valcour Island Primitive Area is an almost 1,000-acre island in Lake Champlain and is the fourth-largest island in the lake. There are several miles of hiking trail that run across the island and no paved roads. Historically, the island was the site of the Battle of Valcour Island between the British and the United States naval forces in the Revolutionary War.