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Flowed Lands

Flowed Lands is a 90-acre beaver flow between Upper Works and Lake Colden, its water level lowered after a 1979 dam removal. Lean-tos ring the shore; the MacIntyre Range rises to the west — reachable via Avalanche Pass or the Calamity Brook trail from Upper Works.

§ Overview

Flowed Lands has public access. Summits nearby include Calamity Mountain and Iroquois Peak.

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Type
Pond
Surface
90 ac
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§ Nearby parking

3 parking areas

Closest parking lots within range, ranked by walking distance. Accessibility flags come from Google verified-data; surface and capacity from OpenStreetMap. Confirm hours and seasonal closures before you go.

§ Photos & Videos

Flowed Lands.

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§ Closest essentials

Nearest, each within 25 miles

Coffee
Old Mountain Coffee Company
11.2 mi away
Restaurant
Salt of the Earth Bistro
10.9 mi away
General store
The Adirondack Popcorn Company
11.9 mi away
Shelter
Livingston Point Lean-To
0.1 mi away
§ At the water

Camping & access

Camping (111)
  • 111 designated campsites
Access (3)
§ Nearby Points of Interest
Peaks (12)
Lakes & ponds (40)
Trails (40)
Shelters (1)
  • Johns Brook Lodge6.9 mi
Lean-tos (69)
  • Livingston Point Lean-To0.1 mi
  • Livingston Point Lean-To0.1 mi
  • Herbert Brook Lean-to0.2 mi
  • Herbert Brook Lean-To0.2 mi
  • Calamity #1 Lean-To0.2 mi
  • Calamity Lean-to0.3 mi
  • Flowed Lands Lean-to0.3 mi
  • Opalescent Lean-To0.3 mi
Primitive campsites (111)
  • Livingston Point Campsite0.1 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.2 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.3 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.3 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.3 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.3 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.3 mi
  • Unnamed campsite0.4 mi
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