Cobblestone Creek runs through the Old Forge township — one of dozens of small tributaries feeding the Fulton Chain watershed in the southwestern Adirondacks. The name suggests fieldstone stream structure, likely a secondary drainage off the lower slopes or wetland feeder rather than a named trout destination. No fish survey data on record, no formal access points listed — this is placeholder-level hydrography, the kind of creek that shows up on USGS quads but doesn't pull anglers or paddlers off NY-28. If you're hunting brook trout, look instead to the Middle Branch Moose River or the inlet streams above First Lake.
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