Adirondack Homeland Rock at Crane Pond Road
Crane Pond Road is a road quite a bit of history, with the Adirondack's version of the Sagebush Rebellion. A brief history: "In 1990, a group of men wearing masks removed the boulders and vowed to keep the road open. Members of Earth First, a radical environmental group, later pitched tents at the start of road to keep out vehicles. Footage later aired on a 60 Minutes piece about violence against environmentalists."
Sunday April 11, 2010 — Pharaoh Lake Wilderness — Berrymill Pond Trail From North 🗺 — Crane Pond 🗺 — Crane Pond Road 🗺 — Glidden Marsh To Pharaoh Lake Trail 🗺 — Goose Pond 🗺 — Goose Pond Trail 🗺 — Gull And Spectacle Pond 🗺 — Lost Pond Trail 🗺 — Pharaoh Lake Trail 🗺 — Treadway Mountain from Putnam Pond Campground 🗺— PDF with All Maps 📚
