Things move a little differently in Saranac Lake. Like the Saranac River that runs through town, life here is purposeful—but goes forward at its own speed.
Located in the heart of downtown Saranac Lake, The Carry is within a 5-minute walk to several great cafes, restaurants and locally owned independent stores.
Need a quick caffeine boost? Get a latte around the corner. Need a healthy snack to fuel your creativity? Head to the natural food marketplace around the corner. Want a pint with your co-workers at the end of the day? Right—it’s around the corner. When you head to work at The Carry, there is always something just around the corner to meet your needs.
And Downtown Saranac Lake offers plenty to see and do, also. Take a break and find a new book at our local bookstore or library. Check out some art at one of our downtown galleries, or listen to live music after your workday ends.
When you’re at The Carry, you’ll be able to tap into the same energy that infuses each of those downtown businesses. Downtown Saranac Lake is e
The Carry is here to act as a catalyst for your next adventure.
The Carry’s Neighborhood
Welcome to Downtown Saranac Lake. This is what you can do:
- Walk the Riverwalk
- View the Dickert Wildlife collection
- Ride the Adirondack Carousel
- Tour the Historic Saranac Lake museum
- Browse for a book
- Have a picnic in Riverside Park
- Peruse the downtown galleries
- Grab a bite to eat at one of our many great eateries
- Appreciate a downtown with locally owned independent shops
- Paddle down the Saranac River
- Cast a line for trout, walleye and pike
- Go bowling or sing karaoke
- Listen to live music
- Hit the Saturday Farmers’ Market
- Walk to Mount Baker trailhead for a short hike with a great view
- Connect with people and nature all at once
Where to Stay
Conveniently located downtown at 100 Main Street is the iconic Hotel Saranac. Built in the Roaring Twenties to host that era’s most notable movers and shakers in refined style, Hotel Saranac has been completely refreshed for the modern guest—all while keeping true to its genuine, historic Adirondack heritage.