Stoner Lake and Beyond
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Wind Farm on Ridge Above Little Falls
You can just make it out in the distance, beyond the lands of Ferris Lake Wild Forest.
Taken on Saturday July 23, 2011 at Kane Mountain Fire Tower.Out Firetower Windows
Climb Firetower
Views over the trees ... you don't see much until you climb the tower this time of year.
Taken on Saturday July 23, 2011 at Kane Mountain Fire Tower.Rondaxe Firetower
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Rondaxe-Bald Mountain Firetower.
Most of the mountains and pull offs in the Adirondacks are very well signed, complete with brown and yellow DOT reflective signage.
Fourth Lake.
Rondaxe Tower.
Fourth Lake and Plains Behind.
Before It Cleared Out.
East from Rondaxe.
North.
Popular Tower.
First Lake.
Hikers.
Bald Top of Mountain.
Corner.
Looking at First Lake.
Fourth Lake.
Ridge.
Please Do Vandalize.
Lakes Along Trail.
Hikers Enjoy the Purty Lake.
Bald Ledge.
Clouds and Trees.
Untitled.
Hiking Up Bald Mountain.
Foot Bridge.
Towards Cascade Mountain.
Stormy Clouds.
Renovated Tower Base.
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Tower Windows.
Fourth and Fifth Lakes.
Mount Arab
Kayaking Barnum Pond, July 2011
Barnum Pond, right behind the Adirondack Vistors Intreprative Center, offers some great views, and can be accessed for free from NY 30, one mile north of VIC and one mile south of Mountain Pond Camping Area. Click on the map below, to display a full-size version, perfect for printing and slapping in a plastic bag, to strap on your kayak.
Here are some pictures I took while was paddling around this lake, proceeding from NY 30, along the Southern shore until I got to the Barnum Pond outlet, which you can continue on for about a mile until a beaver dam. You can portage around the beaver dam, if you choose, however a 1/2 mile below that is a series of man-made dams in Paul Smiths you must go around, to get down to Lower St Regis Lake.
If you visit here, consider camping at Mountain Pond.