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The
Adirondack Park and adjacent areas contain thousands of lakes and ponds and hundreds
of miles of rivers and streams, including the mountain lake that is the headwaters
of the Hudson River. It can be considered one of the nations most valuable resources.
Below are some of the more popular routes, though many of the best experiences
can still be found by exploration.
Get the inside
scoop on the best places to go Boating, kayaking and Canoeing, where to
stay, who the local experts are and where to buy the best equipment!
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Boating, Kayaking & Canoeing
KAYAK
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Bear
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30 Bear Cub Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946 - (518) 523-4339
Offering Outdoor Guided Adventures and Skills Instruction; Wilderness
Canoe Trips, Canoe & Kayak Instruction, Family Fishing Trips, and so
much more.
St.
Regis Canoe Outfitters - 73 Dorsey St - Saranac Lake, NY and Floodwood
Rd at the edge of the St Regis Canoe Wilderness. phone:518-891-1838
Toll Free 888-775-2925 (888-SR Kayak) Lightweight Canoe & Kayak Rentals,
Camping Gear Rentals, Instruction, Outfitting Packages, & Shuttles.
We are on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail. St. Regis Canoe Outfitters
- Saranac Lake, NY - (518) 891-1838
Adirondack Sport Shop
"Home to the Ausable Wullf", Wilmington, NY - (518) 359-2174 Fran Betters
has been known by sportsmen for years as the definitive expert on fishing and
fly-fishing in the Adirondacks and author of many indispensable books! He offers
fly fishing and casting instructions, stream orientations and an open invitation
to all who fish to attend his FREE Barbeques and flycasting clinics throughout
the summer! Blue Mountain Outfitters
Blue Mountain Lake Open 7 days from 9 AM until 6 PM. Blue Mountain Lake, 144 Main
Street, (518) 352-7306 We feature many crafts from hand pounded handmade black
ash pack baskets, cloth, metals, jewelry, to balsam and clay. Blue Mountain Outfitters
is a full service fly fishing outfitter offering proven names Fly fishing instructions
and guiding are available upon request.
Tahawus Limited
P.O. Box 424, Lake Placid, NY 12946 - (518) 891-4334 Tahawus Guide Services
offers traditional outdoor adventures for people of all ages, regardless of ability
level or physical condition. Based on the legendary guide services of the late
1800's, the guides of Tahawus are experienced outdoor professionals who will delight
you with the natural history and lore of the Adirondacks. Offering Fly Fishing,
Canoe and Fishing trips, Mountaineering, Ski Tours, and so much more.
Campsites
for Boaters - Kayak & Canoers
The Adirondack
park offers a range of campsites as follows:
1.
Roadside Public Campgrounds - multiple campsites, drive-in convenience,
fee charged, showers, usually some hook-ups and many have lakefront sites. Examples:
Fish Creek Pond, Rollins Pond, Buck Pond, Meacham Lake. 2.
Wild Forest Campgrounds - multiple campsites, boat access only, fee charged,
some have amenities like an outhouse, picnic table or a fireplace with a grill.
Examples: Lower and Middle Saranac Lakes. 3.
Designated Campsites - no fee charged - may or may not have any amenities.
Examples: St. Regis Canoe Area and Fish Creek Ponds Area. 4.
Established Campsites - no fee charged, occasionally an outhouse or picnic
table, fireplace may be an informal ring of stones. These fire rings should be
used for open fires. Please do not remove them. Examples: Raquette River, Paul
Smiths Area and Lake Kushaqua Area, Tupper Lake.
Camping
Permits for Kayak
& Canoers
Camping permits
are required for: (1) any party of ten or more, or (2) any party remaining in
the same location for four or more nights. You are responsible for obtaining
your own camping permit before your arrival from the State Forest Ranger for the
district in which you will enter state lands. New York State now requires that
anyone bringing --paying clients-- onto state land must have a Guide’s License.
Non-profit organizations are exempt. In
accordance with state laws, (1) properly dispose of human wastes (burial at least
8- down and 150’ away from water or camp), (2) help maintain water quality by
not washing directly in the lake or stream, (3) cut only wood that is both dead
and down and (4) carry out all you carry in. Boiling or treating drinking water
is recommended.
Region 5 Forest Rangers
- Zone A Name | Location | County | Telephone |
Lt. Robert Marrone
Zone Supervisor | Saranac
Lake | Essex, Fraklin
& Hamilton | 518-891-2437 |
Jeffrey Balerno | Bloomingdale | Essex
& Franklin | 518-891-0477 |
Keith Bassage | Paul
Smiths | Essex & Franklin | 518-327-3132,
Cell: 518-335-5087 | Pete
Evans | Lake Clear | Essex
& Franklin | 518-891-4897 |
Julie Harjung | Saranac
Lake | Essex & Franklin | 518-891-7379,
Cell: 518-810-3985 | Jim
Waters | Long Lake | Hamilton | 518-624-3272,
Cell: 518-335-3261 | Robert
Zurek | Whitney-Lake Lila
Wilderness Area | Hamilton | 518-624-6686,
Cell: 518-505-4151 |
Camping
Permits for Kayak
& Canoers
Camping
is permitted in the Adirondacks on state lands, and these
areas offer numerous locations for overnight camping and
day use. Adirondack Leantos are for the temporary use of
overnight travelers and unless caught in a storm, they should
not be used for more than one night. Canoesist should be
prepared and carry their own tents in the event that leanto
space is not available. In the event of cold weather, or
buggy conditions a leanto is not the recommended form of
overnight shelter. When camping on State land in the Adirondacks,
larger groups must obtain an interior use camping permit
for any overnight use (larger groups are defined as approximately
6-12 people). Smaller groups and individuals also require
a permit from the DEC if they use the same location for
more than three nights in a row. You need to get these permits
in advance from the area forest ranger, whose address is
available from the DEC.
for more information click here
Click
here for topo maps of the Adirondack
Park
and surrounding areas!
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