Bolton is a town in Warren County, New York. It is part of the Glens Falls, New York Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 2,117 at the 2000 census. The Town of Bolton is on the east border of Warren county.

The first settlements of Bolton began around 1792. The Town of Bolton was formed from part of the Town of Thurman in 1799. Bolton Landing is the major hamlet in the town and a popular tourist destination in the summer because of it's proximity to many state campsites.

• Trout Lake -- A lake in the south-central part of the town.
• Basin Bay -- A bay south of Bolton hamlet.
• Bolton -- The hamlet of Bolton, located on the shore of Lake George on Route 9N.
• Bolton Landing -- This hamlet is the major community in the town. It is located on the shore of Lake George on Route 9N.
• Boon Bay -- A bay of Lake George near the south town line.
• Cat Mountain -- A mountain in the southwest part of the town.
• Green Island -- An island in Lake George by Bolton Landing.
• Huddle Bay -- A bay between Bolton hamlet and Bolton Landing.
• North Bolton -- A hamlet northwest of Bolton Landing.
• Northwest Bay -- A bay in Lake George north of Bolton Landing.
• Riverbank -- A hamlet on the west town line.
• Tongue Mountain Range -- A series of mountains forming a peninsula into Lake George and helps create Northwest Bay. The mountain consists of five peaks (from north to south): Brown Mountain, Fivemile Mountain, Fifth Peak, French Point Mountain, and First Peak.