Indian Pass Brook drains west out of Indian Pass — the dramatic notch between Wallface Mountain and the MacIntyre Range — and feeds the headwaters of the Indian River before it joins the Hudson drainage. The brook cuts through one of the most remote corridors in the High Peaks: Indian Pass itself is a deep, boulder-choked cleft with vertical walls rising over a thousand feet, and the brook runs cold and fast through the talus at the base. Access is via the long hike in from Upper Works (south) or the equally long approach from Heart Lake (east) — this is backcountry water, not a roadside stop. No fish data on record, but the gradient and cold suggest brook trout habitat in the lower, slower stretches.
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