The Great Sacandaga Lake is located In the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains - The Great Sacandaga Lake is close to Saratoga and Lake George!
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Sacandaga Lake was voted the 2nd Best place in the Country to be for Nightlife by Snow Goer Magazine 2004, So be sure to check out our Lake front Restaurants  and Nightlife!! 

 


  1. 12:00 Noon - 8:00 PM
    NO STAMPED/DATED CARDS ACCEPTED AFTER 8:00 PM!!!

  2. No starting Benefit Fun Run after 6pm.

  3. Start any ANY Run Location.

  4. 1 card per person - you must be present to win - Anyone can ride buy you MUST BE 18 to Play!!

  5. Benefit Fun Run card dealer is ineligible to play.


  6. All Cards are Drawn at the Host when you finish

  7. 5 Card Minimum,   8 Card Maximum

  8. Winners announced at 8pm

  9. $50.00 for the Worst Hand Paid

  10. Your Best 5 Cards are YOUR Playing Hand

  11. Stop at any HOST or STOP to get a Stamp, You must have 5 Stamps for a Poker Hand, but you Do Not NEED to Stop at every STOP or HOST to play. Stamps MUST be Dated

  12. Cost is $15.00/ rider - 5$ is donated to the host's charity

    Pay When you Pick Up Your Card!

  13. Prizes Are :
    1. 50% for First Place
    2. 30% for 2nd Place
    3. 20% for 3rd Place

All Local and New York State Laws and Park Rules and Regulations Apply!
Have Fun and ride SAFELY  - at your own risk!

Ranking of Poker Hands


 

 

2013 Great Sacandaga Lake
Snowmobile Fun Run Schedule

To Benefit local Charities

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Trail Etiquette

You will be sharing the trail with other users no matter where you ride. They may be other snowmobilers, grooming equipment, other recreational users, road users if the trail is on a road, and, most definitely, wildlife. Most, if not all, will have just as much right to the trail as you do. How you approach their presence makes a great deal of difference in how safe the trail is for everyone.

Stay to the Right

Yield to other traffic when necessary.

Be aware of faster riders overtaking you from behind. Let them pass.

Never block an intersection.

Never stop side-by-side on a trail.

Never stop in the middle of a trail.

Yield to trail groomers.

When encountering automobiles and trucks on shared-use roads, stay to the right, go slow, use the kneeling or standing position to be more easily seen, and always yield to the vehicle.

Be polite to other trail users: remember that you are an ambassador for your sport.

When you encounter skiers or snow walkers, slow down to the minimum to maintain forward motion. When you encounter dogsleds or horseback riders, slow to a crawl, and yield the way.

If you encounter ATV's or motorcycles, remember that they do not have the control and maneuverability of a snowmobile, and must be given lots of room.

If you are lucky enough to encounter wildlife on the trail, slow way down or stop entirely so as not to alarm the animals. You'll get a better look that way. Never chase or harass wildlife.

No matter who you meet on the trail, ride sharefully. It protects your right to ride.

Courtesy of www.adirondacks.com

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January 19, 2013
The Terry "Red" Legere Memorial

Kristel's Lodge on the Lake

113 Vunk Road - Broadalbin
528-883-8855

SIP


January 26,2013
To benefit TBA

Sport Island Pub
108 Riveside Blvd - Northville, NY
518-863-2003

SIP


February 2, 2013
To benefit the Mayfield Servicemen's Club

Wally's Driftwood Park
Vandenburg Point Road
518-661-9905

SIP


February 9, 2013
To benefit the Fred Dake Memorial
American Heart Association

Ponderosa Pines
771 North Shore Road, Edinburg, NY
518-863-4848

SIP



February 16, 2013
To benefit the Sacandaga Protection Committee

Captain Nauti's
762 South Shore Road, Edinburg NY

518-863-5130

SIP


 

February TBA
Winter Fireworks
in front of the Lanzis on the Lake at dusk


February 23, 2013
To benefit Zack Sobie

Old Trail Inn
232 N Shore Rd, Hadley, NY

518-863-6419

SIP


     

Snowmobile Guide

 

Sacandaga Protection Committee
Great Sacandaga Lake Association

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