Ledge Pond is a 14-acre pocket water in the Keene township — small enough that it rarely appears on general recreation maps, which usually means either private holdings along the shore or limited public access that keeps it off the casual paddler's radar. The name suggests exposed bedrock somewhere along the perimeter, the kind of glacially scoured granite shelf common to ponds tucked into the valleys east of the High Peaks. No fish species data on file with DEC, which typically points to minimal stocking history and limited angling pressure. Worth a look if you're working through the deeper inventory of Keene's back-pocket waters, but confirm access before you load the boat.
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