Entering State Land  🖼️

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Entering State Land ...

Actually I was leaving Watson's Triangle when I took this picture, but this is the minimal signs you saw as you enter Watsons Triangle (many miles away from paved roads). Never did find any of the campsites up here.

Taken on Thursday June 30, 2011 at Watsons East Triangle Wild Forest.

Map: Oliverea Mapledale Trail

More about Watsons East Triangle Wild Forest...

The Watson's East Triangle Wild Forest Unit is located on the western edge of the Adirondack Forest Preserve in the towns of Croghan, Diana, and Watson in Lewis County and the town of Webb in Herkimer County. The Unit consists of 13,229 acres of State Forest Preserve lands, and is bounded on the west by the Adirondack Park Blue Line, on the east by the Five Ponds and Pepperbox Wilderness Areas, on the north by the Aldrich Pond Wild Forest and on the south by the Beaver River.

Map: Keck Trail
Map: Watson's East Triangle Wild Forest (Mud Pond Parcel)
Map: Wolf Creek Road
Photo: Crossing an Unnamed Brook
Photo: Another No Hunting Sign
Photo: Descending Bald Mountain
Photo: Daisies on Bryants Bridge Road
Photo: Oswegatchie River
Photo: Figuring Where I Can Turn Around on Number One
Photo: Bald Mountain Road Sign
Photo: Motor Vehicle Road
Photo: Wider Section of Number One
Photo: Unamed Stream Along Bald Mountain Road

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