Good Luck Lake
The time I paddled Good Luck Lake, and the few times I've hiked back there, I've always found the lake to be kind of mucky and muddy. I guess some shores aren't that bad but there is definately a lot of muck in that lake.
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The time I paddled Good Luck Lake, and the few times I've hiked back there, I've always found the lake to be kind of mucky and muddy. I guess some shores aren't that bad but there is definately a lot of muck in that lake.
In the Adirondack Park there is a Bad Luck Mountain and Bad Luck Pond, along with a Good Luck Mountain and Good Luck Cliffs. I have only been to later, but maybe sometime I will get a chance to visit the much more remote Bad Luck Pond as described by CNY Hiking.
If you are not feeling particularly lucky, consider visiting Big Bad Luck Pond, off of NY 28, roughly halfway between Northville and Indian Lake. It’s a little too far to carry a kayak back into, but it is a 3 mile hike from the trailhead to the pond, passing over the col of Bell Mountain, and several other small ponds. There are some designated campsites near the lake, and it’s below Bad Luck Mountain.
Alternatively, if your feeling lucky, consider visiting Good Luck Lake. Located north of Caroga Lake on NY 10, there are 12 paddle-in or hike-to campsites along the lake, which is located below Good Luck Mountain. It is a delightful paddle on in, but if you go, make sure to visit Good Luck Cliffs and Good Luck Mountain above it.
Well, it's just beyond where the stream starts to widen up some more...
Taken on Friday July 22, 2011 at Good Luck Lake.