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Lost Ponds in the Moose River Plains Wild Forest are some of the most scenic bodies of water in the region. The views of the shallow lake, distant hills, and craggy shoreline in the beautiful Adirondack backcountry can be enjoyed by hiking, paddling, and camping here. Key takeaways...
The crushed stone, handicap-accessible trail makes for a nice and relaxing hike back to Icehouse Pond, a small kettle pond. The trail ends at a small primitive campsite and a picnic table. Key takeaways Distance: 0.8 miles round trip Elevation gain: 50 feet Hiking to Icehouse Pond This trail...
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You can fish from any of the lakefront sites as well as from the public boat launch. There's splake and brown trout for the advanced fisherman, and sunfish, bullhead, and perch for the smaller anglers. Getting there From the intersection of Route 28 and Limekiln Road in Inlet, follow...
Embark on your next weekend getaway in Blue Mountain Lake! Discover picturesque scenes, educational fun, or even a nice IPA to round out the perfect 36 hours in the Adirondacks.
The Adirondacks are made up of countless lakes, rivers, and streams that create endless paddling adventures. From whitewater to leisure paddles, there is something for every skill level.