Adirondack Guideboats

"Drawn halfway up the green bank, near a log hut, were four Saranac boats. These boats are dark-colored, slender as a pike, buoyant as a cork, made gracefully of thin pine, with knees of fir, their weight from ninety to one hundred and twenty pounds. Each has two oars on iron pins, a paddle, a neckyoke for the 'carries' ..." Alfred B. Street, Woods and Waters, 1860

· Commissioning a Guideboat
· A Boatbuilder's Diary

Boathouse Woodworks
Hand-Crafted Traditional Adirondack Guideboats
Jim Cameron, Master Boat Builder
P.O. Box 317, Lake Clear, New York 12945
(518) 327-3470 · Contact Us · Orders & Inquiries

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