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In short, the line was largely operated as the Adirondack Division of the New York Central. The short section from Saranac Lake to Lake Placid was built by the Delaware and Hudson as part of the Chateaugay branch and later acquired by the Central. The D&H built the currently active stations in the two towns. The rest of the branch to Plattsburgh was abandoned. Some of the abandoned Chateaugay roadbed as well as most of the abandoned NYC roadbed north to Malone is still accessable. I mountain bike those trails and in the winter they are open to snowmobiles, as is the ROW from Saranac Lake to Lake Placid. I live 6 miles west of Saranac Lake in Bloomingdale, near the abandond Chateuagay branch. My office & business is located in Lake Placid, a couple of blocks up from the station. Wayne
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