Clear Pond is a 25-acre water in the Indian Lake township — one of dozens of small ponds scattered across the southern Adirondacks that carry generic names (Clear, Round, Mud) and minimal fisheries data on file with DEC. Without stocked trout or formal access, ponds like this tend to stay quiet: local cabin traffic, the occasional canoe launch from a nearby camp road, maybe a beaver lodge at the inlet. If you're looking for it on a map, cross-reference the USGS quad and confirm road access before committing to the drive — "Clear Pond" appears six times across the Park, and not all of them are reachable by public right-of-way.
No proprietor marinas listed within 7 mi yet.
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