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More about Wilcox Lake Wild Forest...

Wilcox Lake Wild Forest is located in the southeastern part of the Central Adirondacks and is made up of approximately 140,000 acres of State Forest Preserve lands in Warren, Hamilton, Saratoga and Fulton Counties. Nearby communities include Stony Creek, Thurman, Bakers Mills, Day, Wells, Hope Falls, and Northville.

Wilcox Lake Wild Forest is bounded on the north by NY 8, on the east by the Hudson River, on the south by the Adirondack Park Blue Line, and on the west by NY 30. This wild forest offers many recreational opportunities, including hiking to the fire tower on Hadley Mountain, camping on Wilcox Lake, and ice fishing on Garnet Lake. With over forty-five miles of marked trails available, there are countless opportunities for hiking, skiing, and snowmobiling in the unit.

Aerial Photos

Crane Mountain
Garnet Lake
Stewart Creek and Georgia Brook

Maps and Interactives

Woodland Valley – DEC Campground
Wilcox Lake
Where I camped this past weekend
Tenant Creek Falls Trail
Pine Orchard Trail
Original Routing of Route 8 Along East Branch Sacandaga
Old Fox Lair Site
Murphy Lake Trail
Kibby Pond Trail
Huckleberry Mountain Lands
Harrisburg Lake
Georgia Creek Trail
Garnet Lake Campsites
Foxlair
Fox Lair Estate – 1954 Thirteenth Lake Topo
Crane Moutain
Crane Mountain Pond
Cod Pond
Always been a bit curious about the old routing of NY 8 through Fox Lair
Fox Lair Campsites On Former Fox Lair Estate – Overlaid On Aerial Photo From 1942
Fox Lair
East Branch Sacandaga River
Crane Mountain

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  • Mike MacDonald says:

    Hi We love you maps in the Wilcox Wild Forest region thank you. we’re interested in who the Wilcox Lake and forest in named after. Perhaps you know the history there?

    Thanks again for the detailed maps!

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