Marshy
Portions of Hitchens Pond are quite marshy, and can be tough going, especially if one gets out of the channel.
Taken on Friday August 13, 2010 at Hitchens Pond.
St. Lawrence County
Under the Railroad Bridge
This shouldn't be too bad to clear.
Taken on Friday August 13, 2010 at Hitchens Pond.Entering Hitchens Pond
Just past here, is a hairpin turn, as the flooded River, winds a bit, and becomes a much larger lake, in the form of a series of bays and marshes.
Taken on Friday August 13, 2010 at Hitchens Pond.Streeter Lake Road Campsites 🏕
Outside of Aldrich on Streeter Lake Road – Coffin MIlls which is somewhat near Fine/Cranberry Lake in the Northwestern Adirondacks there is an old railroad grade, which has been converted to a seasonal use road that has designated campsites. Below is an interactive map, printable map and coordinates of campsites along Streeter Lake. There also is an accessible lean-to on Streeter Lake that can be accessed via an old woods road that is gated.
Interactive Map of Streeter Lake Campsites
Printable Map of Streeter Lake Campsites
Coordinates of Streeter Lake Campsites
| Site Name | Latitude | Longitude |
| South Creek Lake Campsite | 44.11950576 | -75.21758162 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #3 | 44.13290699 | -75.11651895 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #4 | 44.13166278 | -75.11586181 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #5 | 44.12453565 | -75.11668416 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #6 | 44.12242374 | -75.10600006 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #7 | 44.12080268 | -75.1057593 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #8 | 44.11675172 | -75.10559364 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #9 | 44.11621594 | -75.09286154 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #10 | 44.11594906 | -75.09336638 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #11 | 44.1159473 | -75.09263011 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #12 | 44.11395065 | -75.07568443 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #14 | 44.1139566 | -75.0752919 |
| Streeter Lake Road Campsite #15 | 44.11426673 | -75.07316784 |
Hook That Probably Was Part of A River Crossing Wire
Or at least that's what I am thinking.
Taken on Thursday June 30, 2011 at Streeter Lake.Soaking Up The Sun
During the day while camping down at Horsehoe Lake, I brought Big Red down to the lake where there wasn't the shade from the trees so it could better soak up the sun.
Taken on Monday June 22, 2020 at Horseshoe Lake.Edge of Streeter Lake
This is from the causeway at the end of Streeter Lake. Their a road that continues to a private in-holding from here, but the road is for the general public just walking from here.
Taken on Thursday June 30, 2011 at Streeter Lake.