Launch into Lake George for great fishing and great fun on the water! 

Getting there

This DEC launch is located 2-miles south of Ticonderoga and on the east shore of Lake George. 

Boat launch

This hard-ramp launch is close to town, but far enough away that it's a quiet spot to launch onto the north end of Lake George. Here's the lowdown:

• There is room for 100 boats and trailers 
• There is a boat pumpout
• It is a hard ramp

Accessibility features:

• Per the DEC website, "sites are accessible to the top of the boat ramp, if provided at a site. Parking, as well as other amenities such as bathrooms and informational kiosks, are also accessible. Some sites on larger waters also have accessible boarding docks. Contact your local DEC office for additional details."

Aquatic invasive species:

Lake George has the following non-native invasive species present in the waterbody:

• Eurasian Watermilfoil
• Curly-leaf Pondweed
• Zebra Mussel
• Spiny Waterflea
• Asian Clam

Please take every precaution to prevent the spread of non-native aquatic invasive species.

History

This boat launch on the shore of Mossy Point is part of the Henry Knox Cannon Trail Monuments in New York. Early in the American Revolutionary War, Colonel Henry Knox's "noble train of artillery" went from Crown Point to the Continental Army camp outside Boston, Massachusetts. Now, it is a network of roads and paths to commemorate this heroic deed.