Moose Pond is a 201-acre water northeast of Saranac Lake village — one of several mid-sized ponds in the working forest corridor between the village and the northern High Peaks. The pond sits in private timberland with limited public access, part of the patchwork of club waters and easement lands that define this section of the park. No formal boat launch or DEC campsite here — this is a paddle-in or hike-in proposition if you can arrange access, and the kind of water that stays quiet even in July. No fish species data on file, but ponds of this size and depth in this zone typically hold brookies or stocked rainbows.
No public beaches listed within 7 mi yet.
No bait & tackle shops listed yet.
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