Campsites along the Bog River Flow
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Bog River Flow – Hitchens Pond and Lows Lakes
Explore this page for comprehensive maps and campsite listings along the stunning Bog River Flow, also referred to as Lows and Hitchens Pond, nestled in the Adirondacks. Equipped with coordinates and interactive maps, this valuable resource aids in locating free camping spots within this scenic region. Discover more about the Lows Lake area, adjacent to Horsehoe Pond, situated off NY 3 and NY 421, approximately ten miles south of Tupper Lake.
Interactive map of campsites along Bog River Flow.
Here is a downloadable map.
Here is a list of the campsites in the Bog River Flow – Hitchens Pond and Lows Lake. You can download this on Google Sheets.
| Name | Notes | coord |
| Big Deer Pond Campsite | Campsite 2 on Oswegatchie River Canoe Carry | 44.07066499203909,-74.83562688410296 |
| Bog Lake Campsite | Campsite on knoll under hemlocks. No obvious privy | 44.04597400340542,-74.76877997265527 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 1 | Designated campsite | 44.11498202693457,-74.62835933121629 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 2 | Designated campsite | 44.112697282644255,-74.63814827173313 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 3 | Designated campsite | 44.11709452942677,-74.6416450967812 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 4 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.11703559376099,-74.66030250230646 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 5 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.11438984664461,-74.66461339832713 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 6 | Designated campsite with pit privy. Full sized privy | 44.11147789052526,-74.66585509269002 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 7 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.11022932303285,-74.66826136834727 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 8 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.10742088225655,-74.6691164912543 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 9 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.10503371724627,-74.67884988872132 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 10 | Designated campsite with pit privy. Full sized privy | 44.10140804214472,-74.69038422222768 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 11 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.099078711392714,-74.6930712072797 |
| Bog River Primitive Campsite 12 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.0978314008462,-74.69999139028391 |
| Boone’s Landing Primitive Campsite | Deisgnated campsite with short privy. Checked 04/2016. | 44.07626703407614,-74.77451394551568 |
| Clear Pond Campsite | Primitive campsite with short privy | 44.04310127384352,-74.76343793716421 |
| Grass Pond Primitive Campsite 31 | Designated campsite with pit privy | 44.092147034884384,-74.79863219015742 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 13 | Designated campsite. Poor condition and overused. With short privy. | 44.08908245767215,-74.74258124938055 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 14 | Designated campsite. Occupied. Approximate location. | 44.088298730072516,-74.73907345571132 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 15 | Designated campsite. With short privy. Nice site. | 44.086804927298935,-74.73430814679912 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 16 | Designated campsite. With short privy. | 44.08697767903585,-74.7371946215598 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 17 | Designated campsite. Campsite overused and in poor condition. With short privy. | 44.084603924660556,-74.74423273731236 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 18 | Designated campsite. With short privy. | 44.08293760192738,-74.75172590438794 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 19 | Designated campsite. With short privy | 44.08577051841745,-74.7698825245966 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 20 | Designated campsite with full sized pit privy | 44.08458229868338,-74.76551513622299 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 21 | Designated campsite with short privy | 44.0841067099251,-74.76714315198797 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 22 | Designated campsite with short privy | 44.08348728892685,-74.76899882134914 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 23 | Designated campsite with full sized pit privy | 44.08481154468211,-74.7793430089072 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 24 | Designated campsite. No obvious privy | 44.08214123869901,-74.78372221677317 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 25 | Designated campsite with short privy | 44.08257818694519,-74.78576220349693 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 26 | Designated campsite with short privy | 44.08057675692337,-74.78326523593361 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 27 | Designated campsite with short privy | 44.07770972821251,-74.78602313200635 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 28 | Designated campsite with short privy | 44.07697932965167,-74.78767361168993 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 29 | Designated campsite with pit privy | 44.08558854802722,-74.80275273416528 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 30 | Designated campsite with pit privy | 44.08783925703664,-74.79962217835768 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 32 | Designated campsite with pit privy | 44.09543594183192,-74.80460932447639 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 33 | Designated campsite with pit privy | 44.09388897785448,-74.8066177959671 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 34 | Designated campsite. With short privy. | 44.072702799586196,-74.81433132394646 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 35 | Designated campsite. With short privy. | 44.06841352774994,-74.78892997620443 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 37 | Designated campsite. No obvious privy. | 44.06315824239366,-74.76314230557793 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 38 | Designated campsite. Approximate location. | 44.06608053710454,-74.76628108137284 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 39 | Designated campsite. With short privy. | 44.07148851236176,-74.78169798893907 |
| Lows Lake Primitive Campsite 40 | Designated campsite. With short privy. | 44.07841841600538,-74.7549414520306 |
| Moose Bay Landing Primitive Campsite | Designated campsite. Poor condition. No obvious privy. Checked 04/2016. | 44.06844596600476,-74.78354494035702 |
| Oswegatchie River Canoe Carry Campsite 1 | Believe this is considered campsite no 1 on canoe carry and oswegatchie river route | 44.07397735162807,-74.82145107840337 |
| Virgin Timber Landing Primitive Campsite | Designated campsite. Short privy located 250 ft west on mainland. | 44.07175648243474,-74.80529773174713 |
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Why off grid? Well, I’m not into contemporary society. I want to own land, but not be called a landowner, and a cabin, not hooked to electrical grid, farm, raise pigs for food and burn my own trash. I’m saving for a better tomorrow, hoping to make the leap to another freer state. Having acreage is important. Cornfields aren’t bad neighbors. Maybe though my vision has grown smaller and more local. More on off-grid living.
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I am now officially in my 40s! I am building to a better life in my 50s, which means getting up early, walking a lot, saying no to cake and yes to more fruit. In many ways, the forties are an awesome time to be alive.
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I’ve learned to care less about the world, and focus more on myself. Maybe I am happier as I am now, saving and investing a lot towards owning my own land, where I don’t have to deal with all the bullshit of modern life.
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Roadside Campsites I’ve Camped in Northern Adirondacks
North West
Streeter Lake Road
- Campsites are nice
- Many campsites are close to road
- Road is an old railroad bed
- Streeter Lake and Mud Pond are nice paddling, but a little small and with beaver dams
North Central
Floodwood Road
- Often crowded, hard to get a roadside campsite some nights
- Campsites are clustered close together
- High enforcement precence
Jones Pond
- Campsites are quite nice, but only 5 campsites and 3 tent sites
- Road noise from nearby roads
- Lake is larger then Mountain Pond
- Nearby is the drive-in campsites along north-western portion of Rainbow Lake (not to be confused with Bucks Pond State Campground)
Mountain Pond
- Close to St Regis Canoe Area (10 miles south)
- Quieter compared to busy canoe area
- Located on an Old Routing of NY 30
- Conviently located to Paul Smiths and NY 30 corridor
North East
Union Falls Pond
- A group of undesigned drive-in campsites along northeastern section of Union Falls Pond, shown on DEC maps
- Across the way from a private campground
- Union Falls Pond is large, can be choppy from the wind
- Great views of Whiteface and other high peaks from the campsite.
North-Central Central
Horsehoe Lake
- Horsehoe Lake has several campsites along, as does the dirt road beyond it for a ways.
- The best roadside campsites go fast on the lake, but you can always camp on the less desirable campsites, then check out Bog River Flow, and tent camp up there.
Peaks Over 3,000 Feet Elevation in New York State
There are 229 summits in New York State greater then 3,000 feet elevation.
| Tallest Peak | Summit Name | Elevation | County | USGS Topo Map Name | State Land | Trail | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mount Marcy | 5,344 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | NA | 44.112733, -73.9237833 |
| 2 | Algonquin Peak | 5,105 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Algonquin Trail | 44.1436636, -73.9865357 |
| 3 | Mount Haystack | 4,924 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Haystack Trail Via Barklet Ridge | 44.1056093, -73.9004196 |
| 4 | Mount Skylight | 4,908 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Skylight Trail | 44.0994987, -73.9306986 |
| 5 | Basin Mountain | 4,852 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | State Range Trail | 44.1211639, -73.8862527 |
| 6 | Iroquois Peak | 4,829 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Iroquois Herd Path Via Boundary Peak | 44.1369973, -73.9982027 |
| 7 | Boundary Peak | 4,826 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Iroquois Herd Path Via Boundary Peak | 44.1397749, -73.9937582 |
| 8 | Whiteface Mountain | 4,816 | Essex | Lake Placid | Whiteface Mountain Ski Center | Whiteface Landing To Whiteface Mtn. Trail | 44.3658804, -73.9026456 |
| 9 | Dix Mountain | 4,813 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Elk Lake To Dix Mountain Trail | 44.0822756, -73.7862471 |
| 10 | Gray Peak | 4,800 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Mount Marcy Trail Via Opalescent River | 44.1114427, -73.9348658 |
| 11 | Schofield Cobble | 4,744 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | NA | 44.1089427, -73.9270876 |
| 12 | Little Marcy | 4,728 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Van Hoevenberg Trail To Marcy | 44.1197753, -73.910976 |
| 13 | Gothics | 4,724 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Beaver Meadow Falls Trail | 44.1281079, -73.8570849 |
| 14 | Mount Colden | 4,708 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Mount Colden Via Lake Arnold | 44.1269976, -73.9598674 |
| 15 | Beck-horn | 4,695 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Elk Lake To Dix Mountain Trail | 44.0800534, -73.7845802 |
| 16 | Little Haystack | 4,678 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Haystack Trail Via Slant Rock | 44.1103313, -73.9004197 |
| 17 | Giant Mountain | 4,623 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | North Trail To Giant Mtn. | 44.161165, -73.720279 |
| 18 | Mount Redfield | 4,603 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Mt Redfield Trail | 44.094777, -73.949866 |
| 19 | Santanoni Peak | 4,596 | Essex | Santanoni Peak | High Peaks Wilderness | Bradley Pond Trail | 44.0822811, -74.1309855 |
| 20 | Wright Peak | 4,564 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Wright Peak Spur Trail | 44.1517187, -73.9801468 |
| 21 | Nippletop | 4,554 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Nipple Top Trail | 44.0892202, -73.8159708 |
| 22 | Saddleback Mountain | 4,534 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | State Range Trail | 44.1264414, -73.8748634 |
| 23 | Panther Peak | 4,455 | Essex | Santanoni Peak | High Peaks Wilderness | Bradley Pond Trail | 44.0983915, -74.132097 |
| 24 | Rocky Peak | 4,403 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | East Trail To Giant Mtn. Via Rocky Peak Ridge | 44.1542177, -73.7051718 |
| 25 | Macomb Mountain | 4,396 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Macomb-E. Dix Trail | 44.0517211, -73.7801349 |
| 26 | Hough Peak | 4,393 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | S. Dix-Hough Trail | 44.0694981, -73.7776352 |
| 27 | Mount Marshall | 4,380 | Essex | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Mt Marshall Trail | 44.1275538, -74.0118142 |
| 28 | Armstrong Mountain | 4,360 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Adk Range Trail | 44.1347741, -73.8490291 |
| 29 | Seward Mountain | 4,327 | Franklin | Ampersand Lake | High Peaks Wilderness | Seymour Mountain Herd Path | 44.1597799, -74.1993239 |
| 30 | Allen Mountain | 4,321 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Mt Redfield Trail | 44.0708892, -73.9395871 |
| 31 | Table Top Mountain | 4,295 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Table Top Mountain Trail | 44.143663, -73.9070876 |
| 32 | Big Slide Mountain | 4,232 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Big Slide Trail | 44.1822721, -73.8704202 |
| 33 | Esther Mountain | 4,232 | Essex | Franklin Falls | Wilmington Wild Forest | Esther Mt Trail | 44.3869916, -73.8898673 |
| 34 | MacIntyre Mountains | 4,193 | Essex | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Mt Marshall Trail | 44.1308868, -74.008203 |
| 35 | Lower Wolfjaw Mountain | 4,190 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | W.a. White Trail | 44.1483845, -73.8326399 |
| 36 | Upper Wolfjaw Mountain | 4,190 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Adk Range Trail | 44.1406072, -73.8451402 |
| 37 | Slide Mountain | 4,167 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Burroughs Range Trail-Wittenberg-Cornell | 41.9987034, -74.3862617 |
| 38 | Phelps Mountain | 4,137 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Phelps Mtn. Trail | 44.1569957, -73.9209775 |
| 39 | Cascade Mountain | 4,094 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Casade Mountain Trail | 44.2186594, -73.860143 |
| 40 | South Dix | 4,088 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Macomb-E. Dix Trail | 44.060054, -73.7743014 |
| 41 | Lookout Mountain | 4,078 | Essex | Franklin Falls | Whiteface Mountain Ski Center | Esther Mt Trail | 44.3778249, -73.887645 |
| 42 | Donaldson Mountain | 4,062 | Franklin | Ampersand Lake | High Peaks Wilderness | Seymour Mountain Herd Path | 44.1539471, -74.210991 |
| 43 | Seymour Mountain | 4,055 | Franklin | Ampersand Lake | High Peaks Wilderness | Seymour Mountain Herd Path | 44.1578347, -74.1721003 |
| 44 | Colvin Range | 4,049 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Colvin Trail | 44.0939424, -73.8345829 |
| 45 | Mount Colvin | 4,049 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Colvin Trail | 44.0939424, -73.8345829 |
| 46 | Hunter Mountain | 4,045 | Greene | Hunter | Hunter-West Kill Wilderness | Spruceton Trail | 42.1778662, -74.2304216 |
| 47 | Mount Emmons | 4,022 | Franklin | Ampersand Lake | High Peaks Wilderness | Northville-Placid Trail | 44.1436698, -74.2140464 |
| 48 | Street Mountain | 4,022 | Essex | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Street Mountain Trail | 44.1797741, -74.0437616 |
| 49 | Grace Peak | 4,006 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Macomb-E. Dix Trail | 44.0653314, -73.7573564 |
| 50 | Yard Mountain | 3,999 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Big Slide Trail Via Yard Mtn. | 44.1747725, -73.8845874 |
| 51 | MacNaughton Mountain | 3,983 | Essex | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Wall Face Ponds Trail | 44.1397768, -74.064317 |
| 52 | Dial Mountain | 3,980 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Leach Trail | 44.1058859, -73.7959703 |
| 53 | Blake Peak | 3,976 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Pinnacle Trail | 44.081443, -73.844583 |
| 54 | Green Mountain | 3,976 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | North Trail To Giant Mtn. | 44.182272, -73.714858 |
| 55 | Black Dome | 3,973 | Greene | Freehold | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Blackhead Range Trail | 42.2700864, -74.1226382 |
| 56 | Thomas Cole Mountain | 3,944 | Greene | Hensonville | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Blackhead Range Trail | 42.2709196, -74.1365275 |
| 57 | Cliff Mountain | 3,940 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Mount Marcy Trail Via Opalescent River | 44.1031102, -73.9751452 |
| 58 | McDonnel Mountain | 3,940 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Mt Redfield Trail | 44.0803332, -73.9340315 |
| 59 | Blackhead | 3,930 | Greene | Freehold | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Blackhead Mountain Spur Trail | 42.2678644, -74.1045818 |
| 60 | West Kill Mountain | 3,891 | Greene | Lexington | Hunter-West Kill Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.1678663, -74.2895904 |
| 61 | Doubletop Mountain | 3,875 | Ulster | Seager | NA | Seager Big Indian Trail | 42.0275913, -74.5282095 |
| 62 | Nye Mountain | 3,871 | Essex | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Nye Mountain Trail | 44.1931062, -74.0240387 |
| 63 | Kilburn Mountain | 3,868 | Essex | Lake Placid | Sentinel Range Wilderness | Copperas Owen Pond Trl | 44.3028247, -73.8818114 |
| 64 | Moose Mountain | 3,868 | Essex | McKenzie Mountain | Mckenzie Mountain Wilderness | Mckenzie Mtn. Trail | 44.3506029, -74.0032049 |
| 65 | Howard Mountain | 3,852 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Klondike Notch Trail | 44.1583844, -73.8912539 |
| 66 | Cornell Mountain | 3,848 | Ulster | Phoenicia | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Burroughs Range Trail-Wittenberg-Cornell | 42.0014812, -74.3568163 |
| 67 | Graham Mountain | 3,848 | Ulster | Seager | NA | Seager Big Indian Trail | 42.0392576, -74.5495986 |
| 68 | Plateau Mountain | 3,845 | Greene | Hunter | Indian Head Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.1378671, -74.1743088 |
| 69 | McKenzie Mountain | 3,842 | Essex | McKenzie Mountain | Mckenzie Mountain Wilderness | Mckenzie Mtn. Trail | 44.3361593, -74.0320951 |
| 70 | Rist Mountain | 3,839 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Boreas Road | 44.027559, -73.987366 |
| 71 | Sentinel Mountain | 3,835 | Essex | Keene | Sentinel Range Wilderness | Winch Pond | 44.3061581, -73.8523658 |
| 72 | Lyon Mountain | 3,829 | Clinton | Moffitsville | Chazy Highlands Wild Forest | New Lyon Mountain Trail | 44.7036537, -73.8645877 |
| 73 | T R Mountain | 3,829 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Lake Arnold Crossover | 44.143941, -73.9354222 |
| 74 | Snowy Mountain | 3,825 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | NA | Snowy Mt | 43.7003432, -74.3859856 |
| 75 | Table Mountain | 3,819 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Peekamoose-Table Trail | 41.9587036, -74.4048739 |
| 76 | Peekamoose Mountain | 3,812 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Peekamoose-Table Trail | 41.9531481, -74.398207 |
| 77 | Avalanche Mountain | 3,809 | Essex | North Elba | High Peaks Wilderness | Avalanche Pass Trail | 44.1361639, -73.9695903 |
| 78 | Averill Peak | 3,806 | Clinton | Lyon Mountain | Chazy Highlands Wild Forest | New Lyon Mountain Trail | 44.6928208, -73.8809768 |
| 79 | Sugarloaf Mountain | 3,806 | Greene | Hunter | Indian Head Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.1312006, -74.1501414 |
| 80 | Couchsachraga Peak | 3,793 | Essex | Santanoni Peak | High Peaks Wilderness | Cold River Horse Trail | 44.0956146, -74.1601539 |
| 81 | Boreas Mountain | 3,779 | Essex | Mount Marcy | NA | Gulf Brook Road | 44.0031138, -73.8806937 |
| 82 | Wittenberg Mountain | 3,766 | Ulster | Phoenicia | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Burroughs Range Trail-Wittenberg-Cornell | 42.0081478, -74.3473716 |
| 83 | Panther Mountain | 3,763 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | NA | Snowy Mt | 43.7367317, -74.3907093 |
| 84 | Burroughs Range | 3,760 | Ulster | Phoenicia | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Burroughs Range Trail-Wittenberg-Cornell | 42.0084255, -74.3476494 |
| 85 | Blue Mountain | 3,750 | Hamilton | Blue Mountain Lake | Blue Mountain Wild Forest | Blue Mountain Trail | 43.8725634, -74.4009917 |
| 86 | Porter Mountain | 3,750 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Porter Mountain Trail Via Marcy Field | 44.2153262, -73.8434754 |
| 87 | Wakely Mountain | 3,750 | Hamilton | Wakely Mountain | Wakely Mountain Primitive Area | Wakely Mountain Trail | 43.7358986, -74.5151595 |
| 88 | Little Nippletop | 3,720 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | Elk Lake To Marcy Trail | 44.0853327, -73.9201422 |
| 89 | Wallface Mountain | 3,720 | Essex | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Indian Pass Trail | 44.1378317, -74.0365378 |
| 90 | Panther Mountain | 3,714 | Ulster | Shandaken | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Giant Ledge-Panther Mountian-Fox Hollow Trail | 42.0564799, -74.3945946 |
| 91 | Balsam Lake Mountain | 3,707 | Ulster | Seager | Balsam Lake Mountain Wild Forest | Balsam Lake Mountain Trail | 42.0459236, -74.5940438 |
| 92 | Henderson Mountain | 3,707 | Essex | Mount Adams | High Peaks Wilderness | Bradley Pond Trail | 44.0978353, -74.0976509 |
| 93 | Hoffman Mountain | 3,701 | Essex | Blue Ridge | Hoffman Notch Wilderness | Hoffman Notch Trail | 43.9114489, -73.8168 |
| 94 | Lone Mountain | 3,697 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Peekamoose-Table Trail | 41.9692592, -74.3893177 |
| 95 | Big Indian Mountain | 3,694 | Ulster | Shandaken | Big Indian Wilderness | Pine Hill West Branch Trail | 42.0350915, -74.4965421 |
| 96 | Hurricane Mountain | 3,688 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Hurricane Mountain Wilderness | East Hurricane Mtn Trial | 44.235326, -73.7106926 |
| 97 | Friday Mountain | 3,681 | Ulster | West Shokan | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Burroughs Range Trail-Wittenberg-Cornell | 41.9875924, -74.3620944 |
| 98 | Rusk Mountain | 3,678 | Greene | Lexington | Rusk Mountain Wild Forest | Spruceton Trail | 42.2006434, -74.2770897 |
| 99 | Cheney Cobble | 3,674 | Essex | Mount Marcy | High Peaks Wilderness | East River Trail | 44.0445021, -73.9648654 |
| 100 | Lewey Mountain | 3,665 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | West Canada Lake Wilderness | Sucker Brook Trail | 43.6642328, -74.4412649 |
| 101 | Seward Mountains | 3,665 | Franklin | Ampersand Lake | High Peaks Wilderness | Calkins Creek Truck Trail | 44.1561694, -74.2148801 |
| 102 | Santanoni Mountains | 3,661 | Essex | Santanoni Peak | High Peaks Wilderness | Bradley Pond Trail | 44.0881144, -74.138486 |
| 103 | Buell Mountain | 3,652 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | NA | Snowy Mt | 43.7161764, -74.4065426 |
| 104 | High Peak | 3,645 | Greene | Kaaterskill Clove | Kaaterskill Wild Forest | Kaaterskill High Peak Trail | 42.1620334, -74.0801381 |
| 105 | Little Whiteface Mountain | 3,638 | Essex | Lake Placid | Whiteface Mountain Ski Center | Whiteface Landing To Whiteface Mtn. Trail | 44.3558804, -73.891534 |
| 106 | Burtons Peak | 3,632 | Essex | Keene Valley | NA | The Brothers Trail | 44.1925, -73.8586111 |
| 107 | Fir Mountain | 3,629 | Ulster | Shandaken | Big Indian Wilderness | Pine Hill West Branch Trail | 42.0275916, -74.4690414 |
| 108 | Twin Mountain | 3,629 | Greene | Hunter | Indian Head Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.1256453, -74.1290294 |
| 109 | Little Moose Mountain | 3,609 | Hamilton | Wakely Mountain | Little Moose Wilderness | Otter Brook Trail | 43.6700663, -74.5707151 |
| 110 | Balsam Mountain | 3,606 | Ulster | Shandaken | Big Indian Wilderness | Pine Hill West Branch Trail | 42.0909235, -74.4882082 |
| 111 | Calamity Mountain | 3,606 | Essex | Mount Adams | High Peaks Wilderness | Calamity Brook Trail | 44.1028328, -74.0043132 |
| 112 | Sunrise Mountain | 3,606 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Elk Lake To Dix Mountain Trail | 44.0247778, -73.7904124 |
| 113 | Balsam Cap | 3,602 | Ulster | West Shokan | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Burroughs Range Trail-Wittenberg-Cornell | 41.9770369, -74.3573722 |
| 114 | Stewart Mountain | 3,602 | Essex | Keene | Sentinel Range Wilderness | Winch Pond | 44.3261581, -73.8562549 |
| 115 | North Dome | 3,596 | Greene | Lexington | Hunter-West Kill Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.1734217, -74.3490366 |
| 116 | Pillsbury Mountain | 3,589 | Hamilton | Spruce Lake | West Canada Lake Wilderness | Pillsbury Mountain Trail | 43.580901, -74.5120992 |
| 117 | Slide Mountain | 3,586 | Essex | Lake Placid | Sentinel Range Wilderness | Barkeater Cliffs Campsite Trail | 44.2767136, -73.8862561 |
| 118 | Eagle Mountain | 3,573 | Ulster | Seager | Big Indian Wilderness | Pine Hill West Branch Trail | 42.0620352, -74.50932 |
| 119 | Dun Brook Mountain | 3,563 | Hamilton | Dun Brook Mountain | NA | Deer Pond Road | 43.890897, -74.3187666 |
| 120 | Saddleback Mountain | 3,560 | Essex | Jay Mountain | Jay Mountain Wilderness | Jay Mountain Trail | 44.2953258, -73.6676367 |
| 121 | Indian Head Mountain | 3,553 | Greene | Woodstock | Indian Head Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.116201, -74.1145846 |
| 122 | Fishing Brook Mountain | 3,550 | Essex | Dun Brook Mountain | Blue Mountain Wild Forest | Deer Pond Road | 43.9342303, -74.2946002 |
| 123 | Mount Sherrill | 3,550 | Greene | Lexington | Hunter-West Kill Wilderness | Devil’s Path | 42.1756439, -74.3729262 |
| 124 | Gooseberry Mountain | 3,540 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Orebed Brook Trail | 44.1367187, -73.8731969 |
| 125 | Bearpen Mountain | 3,530 | Delaware | Prattsville | Bearpen Mountain State Forest | Access Trail | 42.2734189, -74.4840396 |
| 126 | Vly Mountain | 3,530 | Greene | West Kill | Bearpen Mountain State Forest | Snowmobile Trail | 42.2453645, -74.4459834 |
| 127 | Windham High Peak | 3,527 | Greene | Hensonville | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Escarpment Trail | 42.3148069, -74.1434718 |
| 128 | Halcott Mountain | 3,524 | Greene | West Kill | Halcott Mountain Wild Forest | Condon Hollow Rd. | 42.1800882, -74.4379281 |
| 129 | Mount Adams | 3,520 | Essex | Mount Adams | High Peaks Wilderness | Mt Adams Trail | 44.0867231, -74.0257027 |
| 130 | Pitchoff Mountain | 3,501 | Essex | North Elba | Sentinel Range Wilderness | Pitchoff Mountain Trail | 44.2375474, -73.8776443 |
| 131 | Noonmark Mountain | 3,491 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Stimson Trail | 44.1289404, -73.7720809 |
| 132 | Rocky Mountain | 3,478 | Ulster | West Shokan | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Peekamoose-Table Trail | 41.9728703, -74.3726505 |
| 133 | Little Santanoni Mountain | 3,471 | Essex | Santanoni Peak | High Peaks Wilderness | Moose Pond Horse Trail | 44.0731156, -74.1670981 |
| 134 | Spotted Mountain | 3,461 | Essex | Underwood | High Peaks Wilderness | Macomb-E. Dix Trail | 44.0769975, -73.7440228 |
| 135 | Manbury Mountain | 3,455 | Hamilton | Wakely Mountain | Little Moose Wilderness | Otter Brook Trail | 43.6653442, -74.5532143 |
| 136 | Blue Ridge Mountain | 3,451 | Essex | Blue Ridge | Hoffman Notch Wilderness | Hoffman Notch Trail | 43.9247817, -73.8148558 |
| 137 | Roundtop | 3,451 | Delaware | Prattsville | Bearpen Mountain State Forest | Ski Run Road | 42.2939737, -74.4904283 |
| 138 | Roundtop Mountain | 3,451 | Greene | Kaaterskill Clove | Kaaterskill Wild Forest | Kaaterskill High Peak Trail | 42.1684222, -74.094583 |
| 139 | Olderbark Mountain | 3,438 | Greene | Bearsville | Indian Head Wilderness | Mink Hollow Trail | 42.1142565, -74.1909765 |
| 140 | Puffer Mountain | 3,438 | Hamilton | Bullhead Mountain | Siamese Ponds Wilderness | Puffer Pond Brook Trail | 43.6617318, -74.1993082 |
| 141 | Morgan Mountain | 3,432 | Essex | Wilmington | Wilmington Wild Forest | Cooper Kill Trail | 44.4186582, -73.8593108 |
| 142 | Wolf Pond Mountain | 3,425 | Essex | Cheney Pond | NA | Gulf Brook Road | 43.9892253, -73.8781933 |
| 143 | Stoppel Point | 3,422 | Greene | Kaaterskill Clove | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Escarpment Trail | 42.2250879, -74.0651364 |
| 144 | Huntersfield Mountain | 3,419 | Greene | Ashland | Huntersfield State Forest | Huntersfield Access Trail #8/Long Path Access | 42.355638, -74.3465339 |
| 145 | Cellar Mountain | 3,405 | Hamilton | Wakely Mountain | Moose River Plains Wild Forest | Cellar Pond Trail | 43.7122879, -74.5429375 |
| 146 | Haynes Mountain | 3,405 | Ulster | Seager | Big Indian Wilderness | Pine Hill West Branch Trail | 42.0792571, -74.5079309 |
| 147 | Sawtooth Mountains | 3,402 | Franklin | Street Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Northville-Placid Trail | 44.1928314, -74.1134874 |
| 148 | Bear Den Mountain | 3,389 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Leach Trail | 44.1194964, -73.792915 |
| 149 | Pinnacle | 3,389 | Essex | Dix Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Pinnacle Trail Spur To Summit | 44.0583887, -73.8640277 |
| 150 | Vanderwhacker Mountain | 3,389 | Essex | Vanderwhacker Mountain | Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest | Vanderwhacker Firetower Trail | 43.8983963, -74.0959781 |
| 151 | Jay Mountain | 3,379 | Essex | Jay Mountain | Jay Mountain Wilderness | Jay Mountain Trail | 44.3125477, -73.685693 |
| 152 | Spruce Top | 3,379 | Greene | Hunter | NA | Devil’s Path | 42.1506447, -74.1679195 |
| 153 | Spruce Mountain | 3,376 | Ulster | Shandaken | Big Indian Wilderness | Phoenicia East Branch Trail | 42.0175919, -74.4498744 |
| 154 | Belle Ayr Mountain | 3,373 | Ulster | Shandaken | Belleayre Mountain Ski Center | NA | 42.1159229, -74.4979304 |
| 155 | Evergreen Mountain | 3,369 | Greene | Lexington | Rusk Mountain Wild Forest | Devil’s Path | 42.2117542, -74.3079238 |
| 156 | Hedgehog Mountain | 3,366 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Rooster Comb And Hedgehog Trail | 44.159495, -73.8109724 |
| 157 | Balsam Mountain | 3,353 | Greene | West Kill | Hunter-West Kill Wilderness | Condon Hollow Rd. | 42.1836992, -74.387371 |
| 158 | Kempshall Mountain | 3,350 | Hamilton | Kempshall Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Northville-Placid Trail | 44.0236734, -74.3271041 |
| 159 | Buck Mountain | 3,346 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | West Canada Lake Wilderness | Snowy Mt | 43.6947879, -74.4368212 |
| 160 | Mount Pisgah | 3,340 | Delaware | Margaretville | NA | Mountain Brook Road | 42.2211973, -74.7357125 |
| 161 | MacDonough Mountain | 3,320 | Essex | Jay Mountain | Jay Mountain Wilderness | Jay Mountain Trail | 44.3050482, -73.644025 |
| 162 | Debar Mountain | 3,317 | Franklin | Debar Mountain | Debar Mountain Wild Forest | Debar Mountain Trail | 44.6033852, -74.2204351 |
| 163 | Bullhead Mountain | 3,314 | Warren | Bullhead Mountain | Siamese Ponds Wilderness | John Pond Crossover Trail | 43.7017316, -74.1804199 |
| 164 | Laramore Mountain | 3,314 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Casade Mountain Trail | 44.2258813, -73.8501427 |
| 165 | Tripod Mountain | 3,307 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | Hopkin Via Direct Trail | 44.1983824, -73.736248 |
| 166 | Metcalf Mountain | 3,304 | Hamilton | Blue Mountain Lake | Blue Ridge Wilderness | Gould Road | 43.7522873, -74.4957146 |
| 167 | Wyman Mountain | 3,304 | Essex | Underwood | High Peaks Wilderness | Macomb-E. Dix Trail | 44.0581093, -73.7445779 |
| 168 | Jay Mountains | 3,297 | Essex | Jay Mountain | Jay Mountain Wilderness | Jay Mountain Trail | 44.308659, -73.6704147 |
| 169 | Eleventh Mountain | 3,294 | Warren | Bakers Mills | Siamese Ponds Wilderness | Bog Meadow Trail | 43.6142322, -74.0720783 |
| 170 | Schultice Mountain | 3,284 | Delaware | Roxbury | NA | Ski Run Road | 42.3186948, -74.5157062 |
| 171 | Cellar Mountain | 3,281 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | West Canada Lake Wilderness | Sucker Brook Trail | 43.6411776, -74.4443199 |
| 172 | Plattekill Mountain | 3,268 | Delaware | Hobart | Plattekill State Forest | Mountain Brook/ Harold Roberts Access Trail | 42.2667522, -74.6482102 |
| 173 | South Pond Mountain | 3,258 | Hamilton | South Pond Mountain | Siamese Ponds Wilderness | County Line Brook Trail | 43.5900656, -74.2204175 |
| 174 | Hemlock Mountain | 3,248 | Ulster | Shandaken | Big Indian Wilderness | Phoenicia East Branch Trail | 42.0128698, -74.4390407 |
| 175 | Peaked Mountain | 3,235 | Essex | Jay Mountain | Hurricane Mountain Wilderness | Soda Range Trail | 44.2656034, -73.6993039 |
| 176 | Onteora Mountain | 3,232 | Greene | Hunter | NA | Blackhead Range Trail | 42.2223098, -74.1679184 |
| 177 | Kitty Cobble | 3,225 | Hamilton | Wakely Mountain | West Canada Lake Wilderness | Otter Brook Trail | 43.6295111, -74.6229377 |
| 178 | Baldwin Hill | 3,218 | Essex | Franklin Falls | Mckenzie Mountain Wilderness | Esther Mt Trail | 44.3847694, -73.9195905 |
| 179 | Richmond Mountain | 3,218 | Greene | Ashland | Mount Pisgah State Forest | Long Path Hiking Trail | 42.367582, -74.270976 |
| 180 | Squaw Mountain | 3,218 | Hamilton | Indian Lake | NA | Snowy Mt | 43.7270094, -74.3420956 |
| 181 | Dug Mountain | 3,215 | Hamilton | Kunjamuk River | NA | Long Pond Trail | 43.583122, -74.345146 |
| 182 | Hamilton Mountain | 3,215 | Hamilton | Wells | Silver Lake Wilderness | West River Road | 43.412013, -74.3673645 |
| 183 | Mount Alton | 3,212 | Essex | Lake Placid | Mckenzie Mountain Wilderness | Whiteface Mountain Trail | 44.3717139, -73.9662589 |
| 184 | Utsayantha Mountain | 3,209 | Delaware | Stamford | NA | Ward Allen Road | 42.3992472, -74.5895953 |
| 185 | Van Wyck Mountain | 3,202 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Phoenicia East Branch Trail | 41.9523147, -74.4354304 |
| 186 | Colonels Chair | 3,199 | Greene | Hunter | NA | Colonel’s Chair Trail | 42.2006434, -74.2306991 |
| 187 | Gore Mountain | 3,199 | Warren | Gore Mountain | Gore Mountain Ski Center | Schaefer Trail | 43.6764539, -74.035134 |
| 188 | Chase Mountain | 3,192 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Hurricane Mountain Wilderness | North Hurricane Trail | 44.2417145, -73.7248599 |
| 189 | Knob Lock Mountain | 3,192 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | Hurricane Trail From 9n | 44.2003271, -73.7073583 |
| 190 | McGregor Mountain | 3,192 | Delaware | Stamford | Stamford Fp Detached Parcel | Relay Public Forest Access Road | 42.3900808, -74.5790396 |
| 191 | Weston Mountain | 3,192 | Essex | Jay Mountain | Hurricane Mountain Wilderness | Soda Range Trail | 44.2642144, -73.7079152 |
| 192 | Burnt Knob | 3,189 | Greene | Freehold | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Escarpment Trail | 42.3020297, -74.1190264 |
| 193 | Burgess Mountain | 3,189 | Hamilton | Rock Lake | NA | Bear Trap Brook Trail | 43.7520092, -74.3565416 |
| 194 | North Mountain | 3,186 | Greene | Kaaterskill Clove | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Escarpment Trail | 42.2175881, -74.0487469 |
| 195 | Payne Mountain | 3,182 | Hamilton | Snowy Mountain | Moose River Plains Wild Forest | Northville-Placid Trail | 43.7231211, -74.4951582 |
| 196 | Hopkins Mountain | 3,169 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | Hopkins Mtn. Via Spread Eagle Mtn. | 44.1833828, -73.7490257 |
| 197 | Spruce Lake Mountain | 3,163 | Hamilton | Spruce Lake Mountain | West Canada Lake Wilderness | Northville-Placid Trail | 43.5120126, -74.6532121 |
| 198 | Tongue Mountain | 3,159 | Hamilton | Dun Brook Mountain | NA | Northville-Placid Trail | 43.9114522, -74.3454349 |
| 199 | Catamount Mountain | 3,153 | Clinton | Wilmington | Taylor Pond Wild Forest | Catamount Trail | 44.459214, -73.8723668 |
| 200 | Wildcat Mountain | 3,153 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | Slide Mountain Wilderness | Pine Hill West Branch Trail | 41.9775924, -74.4759867 |
| 201 | White Man Mountain | 3,146 | Delaware | Roxbury | NA | Access Trail | 42.2845295, -74.5340406 |
| 202 | Bradley Mountain | 3,140 | Hamilton | Wakely Mountain | Blue Ridge Wilderness | Cellar Pond Trail | 43.7378431, -74.5546055 |
| 203 | Overlook Mountain | 3,136 | Ulster | Woodstock | Overlook Mountain Wild Forest | Firetower Spur | 42.0850905, -74.0931954 |
| 204 | Mount Tamarac | 3,127 | Essex | McKenzie Mountain | Mckenzie Mountain Wilderness | Jackrabbit Trail | 44.3267144, -74.0204281 |
| 205 | Mount Morris | 3,117 | Franklin | Tupper Lake | NA | Goodman Mountain Trail | 44.1595046, -74.475168 |
| 206 | Acra Point | 3,110 | Greene | Freehold | Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness | Escarpment Trail | 42.2964745, -74.0998591 |
| 207 | Round Mountain | 3,107 | Essex | Keene Valley | High Peaks Wilderness | Weston Trail Spur To Round Mt | 44.1317179, -73.7515245 |
| 208 | Cave Mountain | 3,104 | Greene | Hensonville | Elm Ridge Wild Forest | North Face Trail | 42.2859185, -74.2462543 |
| 209 | Pete Gay Mountain | 3,097 | Warren | Gore Mountain | NA | Schaefer Trail | 43.6903427, -74.0443015 |
| 210 | Plattekill Mountain | 3,091 | Greene | Woodstock | Indian Head Wilderness | Overlook Trail | 42.1073123, -74.0865281 |
| 211 | Mount Andrew | 3,081 | Essex | Mount Adams | High Peaks Wilderness | Bradley Pond Trail | 44.0564482, -74.093483 |
| 212 | County Line Mountain | 3,081 | Hamilton | South Pond Mountain | Siamese Ponds Wilderness | Siamese Ponds Trail | 43.6114543, -74.2006952 |
| 213 | High Point | 3,074 | Ulster | West Shokan | Sundown Wild Forest | Ashokan High Point | 41.9248149, -74.2879263 |
| 214 | Rose Mountain | 3,074 | Ulster | West Kill | NA | Rochester Hollow | 42.1506445, -74.4379284 |
| 215 | Cowan Mountain | 3,068 | Delaware | Hobart | NA | Relay Public Forest Access Road | 42.3450825, -74.6498756 |
| 216 | Round Top | 3,068 | Delaware | Hobart | Plattekill State Forest | Mountain Brook/ Harold Roberts Access Trail | 42.2714741, -74.6832109 |
| 217 | Churchill Mountain | 3,064 | Delaware | Stamford | NA | Relay Public Forest Access Road | 42.388692, -74.6098738 |
| 218 | Irish Mountain | 3,064 | Delaware | Roxbury | NA | Ski Run Road | 42.3356386, -74.5262617 |
| 219 | Swart Mountain | 3,061 | Hamilton | Lake Pleasant | Silver Lake Wilderness | West River Road | 43.3967355, -74.3815314 |
| 220 | Scarface Mountain | 3,058 | Essex | McKenzie Mountain | Saranac Lakes Wild Forest | Scarface Mountain Trail | 44.2647717, -74.0737646 |
| 221 | T Lake Mountain | 3,058 | Hamilton | Piseco Lake | West Canada Lake Wilderness | T Lake Trail | 43.4470133, -74.5770967 |
| 222 | Bailey Hill | 3,054 | Essex | Cheney Pond | Hoffman Notch Wilderness | Hoffman Notch Trail | 43.9108943, -73.9026366 |
| 223 | Bald Peak | 3,054 | Essex | Rocky Peak Ridge | Giant Mountain Wilderness | East Trail To Giant Mtn. Via Rocky Peak Ridge | 44.1597731, -73.6654114 |
| 224 | Little Rocky Mountain | 3,051 | Greene | Bearsville | Indian Head Wilderness | Warner Creek Trail | 42.1150898, -74.2040325 |
| 225 | Denman Mountain | 3,048 | Sullivan | Claryville | NA | Denman Mountain Snowmobile Trail | 41.90287, -74.5396005 |
| 226 | Woodhull Mountain | 3,045 | Ulster | Peekamoose Mountain | NA | Phoenicia East Branch Trail | 41.9459259, -74.4637647 |
| 227 | Barkaboom Mountain | 3,005 | Delaware | Arena | Dry Brook Ridge Wild Forest | Touch-Me-Not-Trail | 42.0717554, -74.7201571 |
| 228 | Stony Creek Mountain | 3,002 | Franklin | Stony Creek Mountain | High Peaks Wilderness | Ampersand Mountain Trail | 44.222002, -74.2659949 |
| 229 | Van Dorrien Mountain | 3,002 | Franklin | Ampersand Lake | High Peaks Wilderness | Ampersand Mountain Trail | 44.2222766, -74.1704351 |
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Kayaking Hitchens Pond & Lows Lake, Aug 13
The Bog River Flow, also known as Lows Lake is a spectacular wilderness/primitive area located in South-East Saint Lawerence County. It consists of two dams, Lows Upper and Lows Lower, that create to massive man-made lakes. It is home to over 100 paddle in campsites along with some amazing views and wildlife.
Here is a downloadable map.
Above Lower Lows Dam. Paddling up the “flooded” Bog River, in the lower portion of Bog River flow, right above the Lower Lows Dam. If this area was not flooded by dams, it would be rapids, unaccessible by canoe or kayak.
Chimpmunk Swims. This was taken about a mile above the Lower Lows Dam.
Bog River Flow Narrows. The Lower portion of the Bog River, is pretty narrow in part, due to the rocky terrain that it covers. You can easily bottom out a canoe or kayak in these parts, and other parts appear quite deep. There are a couple of paddle-in campsites along here.
Bog River Open Up A Little Bit. The first mile or so of the Bog River Flow is mostly flooded stream. But as you get closer to Hitchens Pond, it starts to widen a bit.
Entering Hitchens Pond. Just past here, is a hairpin turn, as the flooded River, winds a bit, and becomes a much larger lake, in the form of a series of bays and marshes.
Hitchens Pond. Here things open up quite bit.
Lows Ledge. Here is Lows Ledge reflecting into Hitchins Pond. It’s much larger in person then it appears in this picture, unless you have a very big computer monitor.
Railroad Bridge. About two miles into Bog River Flow, you cross under a relatively low railroad bridge. It’s actually about 5 or 6 feet above the flow, and doesn’t feel at all cramped in a canoe or kayak.
Under the Railroad Bridge. This shouldn’t be too bad to clear.
Trees Along Hitchens Pond. This picture can’t even reflect the beauty of this portion of Bog River Flow.
Break Time. Drinking all that beer, meant I had to find a place along the Flow to get out, stretch, and take a piss. Things being so boggy and soft in parts, meant there wasn’t a lot of open area to take a break.
Lows Ledge. I’m now about halfway between Lows Lower Dam and Lows Upper Dam, as the ledge reflects beautifully into the lake. It’s a very spiritual thing for sure, paddling along through this lake.
Clouds Rolling Out. To the south, it looked still quite cloudy. But there was something quiet spiritual about the area, and quiet vast. Something also spoke to me as being Saint Lawrence County, and as vast as one would expect the biggest county in the state to be.
The Channel. The lake turns once again, with beautiful marsh lands along the edge of the lake.
Marshy. Portions of Hitchens Pond are quite marshy, and can be tough going, especially if one gets out of the channel.
Trees. These trees line the last big turn at Hitchens Pond, where you finally get into the main bay, as you head towards the Upper Lows Dam.
Marshland. Along Hitchens Pond as we get closer to Lows Upper Dam.
Lows Ledge. Now we are almost up to the portage for Lows Upper Dam. Quite purty I must say.
Kayakers Pull Out. You have to pull your boat out of the water, and carry it over the Lows Lake Upper Dam, about a 10 feet elevation, and maybe a 50 foot portage.
Bog River Area Pull Off. A lot of people pull out here, for lunch. Or they can be fools, and not use the channel to bottom of the dam, and carry their canoes, an additional 1/4 mile for no real purpose, to get it over the Lows Upper Dam. Not like I would be that stupid, now right? Of course, I just covered my camera with beer, so I shouldn’t be opening my mouth.
Lows Upper Dam. This is the last picture I got for the day, because I dropped the camera in a pool of beer in kayak, and things go wet. Eventually the camera dried out and started to work fine, but for now, we have to go pictureless. From here, the bottom portion of Lows Lake proper, above the Upper Lows dam, is much like the bottom part of Hitchens Pond, narrow, deep channel, that widens up.
Above Upper Lows Dam. This is the channel above the Upper Lows Dam, which technically is Lows Lake now. About a mile up from here, the lake gets shallow, and you must portage up into the more open Lows Lake main section. Yes, the camera lens has beer in it, that now has to dry out before I can take any more pictures. Nothing until tomorrow. It’s my Friday the 13th luck and stupidity of leaving the camera in the kayak, not in it’s protective case, as I pull out, and spilled beer soaks everything.
Camping Areas in Northern Adirondacks ⛺
Bog River Flow – Popular canoe area that is popular for camping and paddling. Short portage between Hitchens Pond and Lows Lake. Lows Ledge is a 1 mile hike from the portage up to a ledge with expansive views of lakes and surrounding locations. Good to no cell service depending on location.
Brasher State Forest – Roughly 10 miles south of Malone, this expansive state forest is home to the Walter Pratt Camping Area on Red River Pond. Part of Saint Lawrence Flatlands, this area is largely sandy remote country with vast pine forest. Good cell service.
Chazy Lake – There are two campsites along the end of Wildfred Kingdom Road on Chazy Lake. The end of the road to the campsites is gated, and at times the campsites are marshy, but the views from the campsites are amazing.
Deer River State Forest – The “rough” country just north of Adirondack Park in Franklin County, that has camping in a wild environment that is the transition from the Adirondacks to the Saint Lawrence Flatland, about 10 miles outside of Malone. Limited cell service.
Franklin Falls Pond – There are several tent sites along the shore of Franklin Falls Pond that are a short hike down from the road and right along a popular canoe route. No cell service.
Floodwood Road (St Regis Canoe Area) – A very popular and packed in camping area is along Floodwood Road. I camped there once, I don’t recommend it.
Lake Kushaqua – A very scenic lake with a few campsites along it’s shore, near the Buck Pond Campground. I’ve been told these sites are too good to put out on the Internet and can be very hard to get in season. This lake connects with Rainbow Lake under a culvert, however to reach the upper part of Rainbow Lake you must portage.
Horsehoe Lake – Horseshoe Lake in Franklin County, is located about 15 miles south west of Tupper Lake. There are 6 campsites along the lake, plus 4 others on roads nearby. Near the Hitchens Pond put-in for Lows Lake, a popular spot for camping and paddling. Good to no cell service depending on location.
Mountain Pond – Old routing of NY 30 north of the Paul Smith VIC. Rough asphalt road. Near Barnum Pond which is very scenic for paddling, and rather rough Slush Pond Road which offers additonal campsites. No cell service.
Jones Pond – Three campsites located along a rough dirt road along with several tent sites along the north shore of this small lake about 10 miles from Saranac Lake.
Streeter Lake – Old railroad grade with 8 roadside campsites spread out along it’s way, along with a few campsites around the lake and an lean-to.
Union Falls Pond – One drive in site and a few tent sites along the reservoir just north of Franklin Falls Pond. Great views of Whiteface Mountain from this reservoir. No cell service.