JUNE 12 -14
OLD FORGE, NY
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Dive the Adirondacks? What is there to dive on in the Adirondacks? Come join us and explore the Fulton
Chain of Lakes and surrounding area for our 2015 Convention and find out. For the last decade or more one of
our NYSDA dive clubs the Central NY Scuba Club has been inviting us to join them for a day of diving in the
Adirondacks. Over the years we have discovered many exciting
things there so this year we decided it would be fun to do a full
Convention weekend there and invite all of you to see them. We will
be diving the pristine lakes of the Adirondack and enjoying the
beauty of the surrounding mountains. Our diving schedule will
include such sites as the Ribbon
Rock of Blue Mountain Lake, sites
of Great Camps on Raquette Lake,
rock ledges in Seventh
Lake, the Torpedo boat
Ribbon Rock , Blue Mountain Lake
discovered in Fourth Lake; the
long narrow tour boat in Third Lake;
and much more! Our 2015
Convention kicks off with diving on
Friday; a Friday night gathering and
meeting; diving all day on Saturday;
4th Lake Torpedo boat
Saturday night banquet
with featured speaker Mitch
Lee, a fifty-year native &
resident of the Central
Adirondack Mountains and
founder of the Inlet Historical
Society; and more diving all
Raquette Lake bottles
day on Sunday! Each day we
will dive a different lake. We are staying at the Water's Edge Inn in Old
Forge, located on Rt. 28 across the street from Enchanted Forest Water
Safari, on First Lake. The hotel has an indoor pool and an exercise
Finding Lost anchors
room, and is located close to town. More information can be found on their web site
http://www.watersedgeinn.com Mention NYSDA when you make your reservation. Continental breakfast is
included. Rates for standard rooms with two double beds are: $85 per night for double occupancy - not facing
lake $95 per night for double occupancy - facing lake Bring your family and let them enjoy the many activities
for all ages: NY’s largest water park, hiking, trails to mountain tops, Calypso’s Cove (family fun center),biking,
swimming, miniature golf, Adirondack railway, horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking, golfing, fishing,
whitewater rafting, museums, fine arts gallery, and plenty of shopping. The Adirondack Park was established in
1892 by New York State to preserve this wilderness area for future generations. Learn more about the Central
Adirondacks with these websites: http://visitmyadirondacks.com/ &
http://www.fultonchainoflakesassociation.org/pdf/fcla_map.pdf
PO Box 1141
Call or email Tom for more information:
3188 State Route 28
[email protected] or 315-677-3486.
Old Forge, NY 13420
Contact Motel for rooms, special NYSDA rates
315-369-2484
Email Us: [email protected]