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More about Floodwood Pond Loop...

One of the most popular route in Fish Creek Ponds in Saranac Wild Forest is the Floodwood Loop.

Drive to the put-in along the Floodwood Road from Saranac Inn off Route 30. Park up by the railroad tracks, and carry boats down to the pond, a short carry of about 75 yards from the parking area. At the take-out point, you can back your vehicle into the water. Paddling is essentially flatwater, with gentle river currents in the river stretches. This is an easy paddle-trip of about five miles or 3 hours, suitable for paddlers of all ages and abilities. Trip can be extended into multiday, looping trips quite easily, as the area is almost as much water as land.

Photo: Floodwood Pond
Photo: Poliwogs on Whey Pond
Photo: Designated Campsite on Floodwood Pond
Photo: Traffic on Rollins Pond
Photo: Passing Rollins Pond Campground
Photo: St Regis Mountain
Photo: Heading Across Rollins Ponds
Photo: Past Swimming Beach at Rollins Pond
Photo: Evening on Floodwood Pond
Photo: Paddling Along the Fish Creek

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  • Thx…….have a wee lassie 12 Wenona pak canoe……..am 85…….would like some easy camping in the flood wood pond area……..is a very slow pace doable……….wife and I are still physically active…….how are the portages……we are minimalists……..both Outwardbound graduates 30 years ago……

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