Still it seemed like some place that would be nice to paddle in one day with a tent.

This was one of the less nicer campsites on Cedar River Flow, causally developed and not by the DEC. The nicer paddle in campsites have picnic tables, and outhouses.

As seen from the middle of Cedar River Flow, over Sturges Hill.

This more open portion was a bit rougher, although the wind was pretty slack on this day. Blue Ridge is in the distance.

The seat and floor boards where stacked with firewood. It kept me going for the next 4 days, although I really didn't have big fires until the last day when I was up at Mountain Pond.

There is this great place for campfire wood on Cedar River Plains Road, about 8 miles in. You get a lot of wood for $5.