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This large picnic area is on the shore of Fourth Lake, and is also an access point for the Alger Island Campground. Getting there Drive 7.3 miles from downtown Inlet on South Shore Road and turn onto Petrie Road. Follow that for 0.3 mile to the state DEC cartop boat access and picnic area...
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Note: Access to Lows Lower Dam is temporarily closed. For further information, and the latest from the DEC on Lows Lower Dam access, check the Bog River Complex page. This remote area has abundant wetlands, including marsh communities with rare plant species, wildlife viewing...
Explore the North Country with a cuisine trail! The North Country Cuisine Trail winds through picturesque roads and quaint villages dotted with unique local businesses serving up extraordinary local products. From Mooers to Peru, discover unparalleled flavors and experience life only found on...
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This slow moving "perfect Adirondack wilderness" river is full of native fish at its southern end and has easy fishing locations for any angler. The shoreline around the bridge is open and sandy, but not home to more than chubs for fishing. The rest of the river can be fished...
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This 10-mile (one-way) scenic drive forms a horseshoe that brings you to a wilderness lake and through a variety of scenic habitats. Scenic drive Take this quiet loop to find some solitude and peace in the woods. Halfway through you'll find Little Tupper Lake, which is a perfect place...