Terrain Map: Albany Pine Bush Study Area 1893

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Jones Pond is home to 8 tent and drive-into sites, situated under pine trees. Many of the sites have great views through the trees of Saint Regis Mountain to the west.

Map: Jones Pond
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Photo: Jones Pond Looking East
Photo: Sparkling Lilly Pads
Photo: Another Campsite
Photo: Christmas Lights
Photo: Wandering around Jones Pond
Photo: The Mountains Behind Mountain Pond
Photo: Sun Rises Higher
Photo: Reeds in Jones Pond
Photo: Lake is Getting Swampy Here

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  • Andy, thanks for all the great info. Your maps and site material have been tremendously helpful to my backcountry explorations. Looking for a little info on the Siamese ponds. Is it reasonable to bring a canoe on a dolley or is the beginning section too steep? Also, if to steep, do you know if there are canoes stashed up there. Any info would be appreciated.

    • I haven’t hiked all the way back to Siamese Ponds, though the first part of the trail is old woods road that is eroded enough that dollies might be a challenge to roll over it. I don’t think any section of it is too steep, it’s more an issue of the rough surface. Not sure how wide the trail is back there past the old road section.

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