Aldrich Pond Wild Forest 📍

The Aldrich Pond Wild Forest (APWF) is described as those Adirondack Forest Preserve lands lying within the following bounds: North by north bank of the Oswegatchie River; East by County Route 50; West on NYS Route 3 to Youngs Road, south on Youngs Road to administrative/private ROW road to Tamarack Creek Snowmobile Trail to Francis Hill Road (east) to Bassetts Creek to boundary of Five Ponds Wilderness Area (St. Lawrence/Herkimer county line); South by county line to southern bank of Middle Branch of the Oswegatchie River; West by the Adirondack Park boundary. Aldrich Pond Wild Forest contains 26,702 acres.

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Back on the Boardwalk

Andy | June 30, 2011

Thursday June 30, 2011 — Streeter Lake

Map: Mountain House Trail and North Mountain

Small Channel off the Mud River

Andy | June 30, 2011

Thursday June 30, 2011 — Streeter Lake

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Board Walk Out to Mud Creek

Andy | June 30, 2011

Thursday June 30, 2011 — Streeter Lake

Canoe Carry Sign

Andy | June 30, 2011

Thursday June 30, 2011 — Streeter Lake

Canoe Carry and Campsite 1

Andy | June 30, 2011

This is where you hike down to the Mud River. Also, they allow you camp right on the road here, in one of the "Hunter Pull-Off" Campsites.

Thursday June 30, 2011 — Streeter Lake

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Streeter Lake Road

Andy | June 30, 2011

Streeter Lake Road follows an old railroad bed out to Streeter Lake from Aldrich. 17 roadside campsites, very nice.

Thursday June 30, 2011 — Streeter Lake

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Kayaking Little River

Andy | June 30, 2011

The Little River offers some interesting kayaking opportunities, and can be part of a roadside camping experience at Streeter Lake in Aldrich. Here is a map, you can click to expand and print up.