Photo: Suspension Bridge to Siamese Ponds [Expires December 17 2024]

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The Siamese Ponds Wilderness (SPW) is one of the larger Wilderness designated areas in the Adirondack Park. It extends some 24 miles north and south and 18 miles east and west and contains approximately 46,138.43 hectares (114,010.1 acres) of Forest Preserve lands. Associated with the SPW are the Dug Mountain, Forks Mountain and Chatiemac Primitive Areas. During the early part of the nineteenth century, logging became an important industry in the region, and most of the Wilderness was heavily cut over. Devastating fires at the turn of the century continued to significantly impact this natural resource.

Today, however, the area shows little evidence of these past impacts and has become known for its natural beauty. Popular points of interest include the Siamese Ponds that gave the area its name, Puffer Pond, Puffer Mountain, Chimney Mountain, Auger Falls, and Thirteenth Lake.

http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/22596.html
http://www.cnyhiking.com/SiamesePondsWilderness.htm

Maps and Interactives

Siamese Ponds
Second Pond Trail
Mud Lake – Piseco Outlet
Lake Chartreuse
Buck Meadow Flow
Raymond Brook Ski Trail
Peaked Mountain Trail
John Pond Trail
John Pond – Clear Pond Loop
Botheration Pond Trail

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