Helpful hints…
Something you should know about driving to Long Lake, google maps has not caught up with our GPS and GIS Address systems. So to get here enter 46 Pavilion Road, Long Lake, NY to get directions to the Mt. Sabattis Pavilion. The Geiger Arena/Tennis Courts are located and numbered as 6 Pavilion Lane and 46 Pavilion Lane and sometimes show up in maps as 12 Pavilion Road. Technology hasn’t totally caught up to our area, but we are working with the correct agencies to have this corrected. The Geiger Arena/Tennis courts are located at the bottom of Mt. Sabattis and access the entry to the facility next to the giant flagpole across from the Long Lake Post Office. The Pavilion is located mid-way up the hill and the road to the Pavilion is open to vehicles after mud-season and closed for winter months.

Geiger Arena 2025/2026 Operating Hours:

Call ahead for conditions. 518-624-3031

Regular December Weekly Hours:
Monday, Thursday 1pm – 7:30pm (**closed 2:30pm – 4:30pm for LLCS After School Program)
Sunday 1pm – 6pm

Weekly Events –

• Monday Night Hockey 5:30pm – 8:00pm Every Monday* Rink is not open to free skate during this time
• Every Sunday 1pm -6pm Open for programming and skating and sledding when weather permits

Closed Tuesdays & Wednesdays

Geiger will be closed on Christmas Day & New Years Day

Regular Hours when Ice and Sledding Hill Open

Monday, Thursday 1pm – 7:30pm (**closed 2:30pm – 4:30pm for LLCS After School Program)
Friday 1pm – 10pm Closed from 5pm – 6pm
Saturday 1pm – 10pm Closed from 5pm – 6pm
Sunday 1pm – 6pm
Closed Tuesday & Wednesday except during school breaks/holidays

Geiger will be open every day during all school holiday’s and breaks. December holiday break will have limited hours TO BE ANNOUNCED if there is no snow OR ice.  HOURS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CALL 518-624-3031 for updates.

Regular Hours will be 1pm – 10pm with meal break closure from 5pm – 6pm.
Ice Rink Attendant will close rink as needed to fix ice.

We have SKATES! Wide range of sizes! Skate FREE and first come first serve.

If there are free skaters on the rink – hockey will not be permitted.

Helmets required for all hockey!

518.624.3031

Mt. Sabattis is home to the Northville-Placid Spur Trail. This trail drops in to Mt. Sabattis. Hikers can also hike from the Trail Head located at 28N/3 Brook Loop Trail head across from Tarbell Hill Road for a day hike or a x-c ski trek.

**Trails are shared use trails**

START ME UP (.75km) An intermediate, TWO-WAY, machine-built trail beginning at the Northeast corner of the tennis courts. This flowy trail follows the terraced section of Mt Sabattis before winding through the woods and emerging in the Pavilion parking lot. Some features include a pump section, hair pin turns and a bridge crossing, and is equally fun riding in both directions.

LET IT LOOSE (.75km) A beginner, TWO-WAY, machine-built trail that is the perfect warmup or introductory mountain bike trail. This trail is slightly wider than the others and features both woods and field riding, including multiple bridges and rollers to help new riders work on basic mountain bike skills.

BLACK & BLUE (1.25km) An intermediate, TWO-WAY, machine-built trail traversing through woods and the fields. Slightly narrower trail than Let It Loose, expect higher speeds, tighter corners, and larger rollers than the beginner trails, but is still very approachable for novice bikers.

WAITING ON A FRIEND (.3km) A beginner, TWO-WAY, machine-built spur trail that branches off Black & Blue on east edge of the field. This trail is very flat and wide is a good spot to stop for a quick breather while riding, or a good spot to let the dog get a drink of water.

PAINT IT BLACK (1.25km) An expert, machine-built trail with two distinct sections. The first section is a TWO-WAY trail branching off Black & Blue climbing up Mt Sabattis as it winds through the woods, eventually crossing the field and entering the woods on the eastern side of the property before eventually merging with the Powerline/Northville-Placid Spur Trail. The second section starts as you emerge from the NPT Spur Trail and becomes a directional ONE-WAY downhill trail with a machine-built jump line featuring tabletops, step-ups, and a rock drop. All the features are rollable, but do not have any ride arounds.

Mt. Sabattis Recreation Area is a year-round destination located in the heart of downtown Long Lake at 12 Pavilion Lane at the intersection of Deerland Rd, NYS Route 30 and South Hill Road. Visitors can enjoy pickle ball, tennis, basketball, skateboard ramps, walking dogs, hiking our mixed-use trails, mountain biking on over 4k of machine-built trails which double as an excellent walking trails and are open and available to everyone, including dog walkers. Climb or run to the top of the hill to take in a breathtaking view of down town Long Lake.  Access the Northville – Placid Spur Trail linking passers thru to downtown Long Lake to fuel up and pick up packages at the local post office or have visitors stop downtown for a bite to eat, stock up on supplies and spend the night in a  comfortable bed if needed!

Facilities and activities at Mt. Sabattis include:

The Pavilion – a 90×40 foot covered building boasting picnic tables, restrooms, views of Long Lake and a parking lot. This is a great space to picnic or if you are a Long Lake or Raquette Lake property owner you can contact the Parks and Recreation Department to book your space for private parties. First come first served. The Pavilion is also a great place to park to access our Mixed-Use Recreational Trails. Walker, hikers and bikers are invited to check out the Mt. Sabattis Trails with over 4Km of built trails. Everyone is welcome to access these trails.

Tennis/Pickleball & Basketball Courts

The Town of Long Lake has two full size tennis courts at Mt. Sabattis. One court currently has pickleball lines and do anticipate painting the second court with pickleball lines in the summer of 2023. Long Lake Central School also has pickleball courts as well as other recreational facilities.

Please note: Courts are to be used at your own risk. Court surface will be cleaned and crack-filling will be completed in 2023.  Pending scheduling.

The Town also offers a basketball court with new rims installed in summer 2023.

The Town of Long Lake collaborates with Long Lake Central School for the After School Program. ASP is an outdoor-focused recreational program designed to give school-age children an opportunity to be active, enjoy fresh air, and take part in seasonal recreation after the school day.

ASP emphasizes recreational activities, including ice skating, sledding and outdoor play, utilizing the Mt. Sabattis recreation Area. The goal of the program is to provide a safe, supervised environment where children can be outdoors, be physically active and enjoy winter recreation in a community setting.

ASP is not a tutoring, childcare or academic program. It is a recreation program operated by the Town of Long Lake Parks and Recreation Department and Long Lake Central School’s Afterschool program. Sessions are January – March, Monday’s and Thursday’s 2:45pm – 4:30pm.