Osgood Pond

Life on Osgood Pond is steeped in quiet beauty and deep-rooted Adirondack tradition. Residents enjoy calm waters, lush forest surroundings, and a sense of privacy rarely found elsewhere. The lake’s peaceful atmosphere makes it ideal for paddling, reading on the dock, or hosting family in your private camp. With a strong tradition of conservation and a timeless sense of place, Osgood Pond invites a slower pace and a deeper connection to the land.

Private Yet Connected to the Adirondack North

Osgood Pond offers peaceful seclusion with convenient access to nearby communities. Located just minutes from Paul Smith’s College and the VIC trail system, and about 25 minutes from both Saranac Lake and Malone, this area blends remote living with reachable amenities. Whether you’re coming from New York, Vermont, or Quebec, Osgood Pond is easily accessed via Route 30 and offers a quiet alternative to more trafficked lakes in the region.

Paddler’s Paradise and Winter Retreat

Osgood Pond’s motor restrictions and low-traffic environment make it an ideal spot for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Wildlife sightings are common—loons, herons, and even otters make regular appearances. In fall, the shoreline bursts with color, while winter offers snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and ice skating across the frozen pond. The nearby Paul Smith’s VIC trails provide groomed access to miles of forest for year-round adventure.