Hitchens Pond πŸ“

Hitchens Pond, nestled within the Horseshoe Wild Forest, is a serene natural retreat in New York. This tranquil waterbody beckons kayaking enthusiasts to explore its calm waters and soak in the surrounding beauty. The pond’s scenic shores offer camping opportunities, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the wilderness. Notably, Low’s Ledge, a prominent feature, adds to the allure of the area, offering sweeping views to the east of the Adirondacks and Hitchens Pond. Hitchens Pond provides a peaceful backdrop for outdoor adventures and relaxation, making it an inviting destination for those seeking a blend of kayaking, camping, and tranquil natural experiences within the Horseshoe Wild Forest.

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The Channel

The lake turns once again, with beautiful marsh lands along the edge of the lake.

Friday August 13, 2010 — Hitchens Pond
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Marshy

Portions of Hitchens Pond are quite marshy, and can be tough going, especially if one gets out of the channel.

Friday August 13, 2010 — Hitchens Pond
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