Dexter Lake Outlet drains north from Dexter Lake into the Raquette River system — a quiet, marsable stretch that moves through mixed lowland forest west of Tupper Lake village. It's the kind of water you cross on a bushwhack or notice from a canoe route rather than seek out as a destination; no formal trail follows the outlet, and access is easiest by paddling upstream from the Raquette or downstream from Dexter Lake itself. The flow is gentle most of the year — beaver work common, a few shallow riffles in low water. If you're mapping the Raquette's tributaries or linking Dexter to the main stem by paddle, this is your connection.
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