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Fall Weekend by Boat & Boot at Indian Lake
Hoping to avoid the maddening crowds while simultaneously exploring a part of the Adirondacks that we had yet to properly experience, my wife, dog and I recently went on a canoe camping trip to...
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Summer Canoeing & Photographing the ADKs
One of the best parts about owning a canoe has been that in addition to transporting me to previously inaccessible locations for photography, the canoe itself makes for an entertaining photo subject and has...
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Carry Falls Reservoir
Located off of Route 56, between Sevey Corners and the town of Colton, Carry Falls Reservoir has public access for paddling and small motor boats. The best access point is about 4 miles north...
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Middle Saranac Lake
Located in Franklin County, this lake connects Lower Saranac and Upper Saranac Lake. If you were to paddle through all three with the one portage, it would be about a 17-mile trip.
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Limekiln Lake
This lake is another gem. Located close to the town of Inlet, NY, Limekiln is a popular summer camping spot as the public campground has 271 campsites.
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Lake Eaton
Located in the town of Long Lake, NY. Lake Eaton is accompanied by a campground with several waterfront campsites available to be reserved.
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Blue Mountain Lake
This body of water is located in the rural hamlet of Blue Mountain Lake, NY. It's a great lake to paddle and has many islands you can stop at to picnic or camp where...
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Two Brothers & Their Journey on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail (Part 1)
While flipping through a Canoe and Kayak Magazine I discovered a paddling trail called the Northern Forest Canoe Trail traveling 740 miles from New York to Maine, and my planning immediately began. I enlisted...
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Seventh Lake
On a beautiful and sunny day in May, the PureADK duo and their adventurous companions, Matt and Sarah, ventured to the Western-Central Adirondack region to get in some spring paddling.
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Kayak Camping on Raquette Lake
A weekend kayak camping trip on Raquette Lake — 99 miles of shoreline, water-access campsites at Tioga Point, and the kind of sunset that justifies the paddle. Our trip report.
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Bog River Flow: Kayaking & Camping in the Western Adirondacks
Paddle the Bog River Flow in the Western Adirondacks — 39 first-come campsites, water-only access, three miles of flatwater between A.A. Low's historic dams. Our trip report.
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Fish Creek to Rollins Pond
In the summer of 2010, my family and some friends spent our Fourth of July vacation camping at Fish Creek Pond. One of our last days at the campground my parents and I decided to...
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