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Photos from Lower Saranac Lake

A view of the Saranac Lake Marina from Lower Saranac Lake. The marina's expansion has sparked a debate about boat traffic on the lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the Saranac Lake Marina from Lower Saranac Lake. The marina's expansion has sparked a debate about boat traffic on the lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
Lower Saranac Lake is a popular destination for paddlers. Photo by Mike Lynch
Lower Saranac Lake is a popular destination for paddlers. Photo by Mike Lynch
Lower Saranac Lake is a popular destination for camping and is part of the Saranac Lake Islands state campground. Photo by Mike Lynch
Lower Saranac Lake is a popular destination for camping and is part of the Saranac Lake Islands state campground. Photo by Mike Lynch
A colorful sunset on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A colorful sunset on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
Lower Saranac Lake is a popular destination for camping and is part of the Saranac Lake Islands state campground. Photo by Mike Lynch
Lower Saranac Lake is a popular destination for camping and is part of the Saranac Lake Islands state campground. Photo by Mike Lynch
Fishing is popular on Lower Saranac Lake and the nearby Saranac River. Photo by Mike Lynch
Fishing is popular on Lower Saranac Lake and the nearby Saranac River. Photo by Mike Lynch
A motor boat heading in the direction of the Second Pond state boat launch. Photo by Mike Lynch
A motor boat heading in the direction of the Second Pond state boat launch. Photo by Mike Lynch
The river from Second Pond to Lower Saranac Lake has a speed limit of 5 miles per hour. Photo by Mike Lynch
The river from Second Pond to Lower Saranac Lake has a speed limit of 5 miles per hour. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view from the state boat launch at Ampersand Bay on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view from the state boat launch at Ampersand Bay on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view from the state boat launch at Ampersand Bay on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view from the state boat launch at Ampersand Bay on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
Signs at the Second Pond state boat launch, which provides access to Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
Signs at the Second Pond state boat launch, which provides access to Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
The boat launch parking lot at Second Pond, which provides access to Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
The boat launch parking lot at Second Pond, which provides access to Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
The boat launch parking lot at Second Pond, which provides access to Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
The boat launch parking lot at Second Pond, which provides access to Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A wide-open view of Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A wide-open view of Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A motor boat heading in the direction of the Second Pond state boat launch. Photo by Mike Lynch
A motor boat heading in the direction of the Second Pond state boat launch. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of Lower Saranac Lake from the waters off of the Saranac Lake Marina. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of Lower Saranac Lake from the waters off of the Saranac Lake Marina. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the Saranac Lake Marina from Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the Saranac Lake Marina from Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
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In the September issue of the Explorer, Tim Rowland writes about the Saranac Lake Marina proposal on Lower Saranac Lake. Above is a photo gallery with images of Lower Saranac Lake to give readers a feel for the waterbody.

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