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Attention North River residents and travelers, April 23rd through June 18th a bridge on Thirteenth Lake Rd near Parrish Rd will be one lane only while the bridge is being repaired.

Welcome to the Adirondack Town of Johnsburg

In addition to serving as a gateway to the Great South Woods and the newly opened "Finch" lands, the Town of Johnsburg is a destination all in itself. Here you'll find a host of recreational opportunities. Spend a day skiing on Gore Mountain, or an afternoon rafting the Hudson River Gorge. Or, perhaps biking or hiking on our recently constructed trail system is more to your liking. And after exhausting yourself, dine at one of our local restaurants, and then plan to stay at one of our local Inns or B&Bs.

To see Summer job opportunities, go to our employment page under the Community tab.

Occupancy Tax Applications deadline is April 20th

All Legal Notices for the Town of Johnsburg will be placed in the Post Star. This includes all departments: Highway, Planning & Zoning etc.

Town Of Johnsburg Employment Application

-- Interesting Facts --

Johnsburg is the largest town in Warren County in area over 200 square miles in the heart of the Adirondack Park on the Hudson River, of which 2.5 square miles of it (1.2%) is water.
Johnsburg is comprised of the hamlets of Bakers Mills, North River, Johnsburg, North Creek, Riparius, and Wevertown as well as the settlements of Sodom, Christian Hill, The Glen, and Garnet Lake.
Total population of the Town is 2,395 (as of 2010 census) with about 1400 registered voters. The population density is 12 people per square mile.

The town is named after John Thurman, an early settler and founder. It was first settled in 1788. "Johnsburgh" was formed from the town of Thurman in 1805.
A large portion of the town’s land, about 58 percent, is owned by the State of New York and is deemed “forever wild”Residents may reserve a Town building for personal use. Buildings including Scout Hall, Wevertown Hall, Ski Bowl Lodge/Pavilion, Riverfront Park and Tannery Pond Community Center
The North Creek Ski Bowl was home to one of the first commercial ski areas & ski patrols in the United States