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The most popular Adirondack canoe route
HERKIMER COUNTY SECTION
Fulton
Chain of Lakes
Old Forge to Third Lake
Begin in the hamlet of Old Forge, on the south side of Route 28, immediately
adjacent to the Town of Webb Tourist Information Center. A nearby
municipal parking lot allows long-term parking. Before starting,
consult the large map mural in the parking lot and sign the registration
book. Canoeists are advised that there is often heavy motorized
boat traffic between Old Forge and Inlet, including the Alger
Island State Campground. From Old Forge, you pass through about
1.5 miles of winding stream and come out into First Lake at it's
western extremity. Keep right of the channel buoy and head slightly
southeast toward DeCamp island, an State-owned property with four
designated campsites and no open fires. Passage from Second Lake
into Third lake is not apparent. Mileage from Old Forge to
the head of Third Lake is 4.5 miles.
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