Since the 1700s nature lovers, sportsmen and vacationers have been attracted to beautiful Raquette Lake in the Central Adirondacks of New York. A vintage railway brochure from 1900 lists the lake’s old Indian name as Killoquah – meaning rayed like the sun – appropriate to its shape. The 98 miles of shoreline, deep bays where lake trout love to hide and waterways from the Marion and Raquette Rivers to Blue Mountain Lake bring visitors from all over.