Murray Hollow is a small tributary stream in the Lake George wild forest — one of dozens of seasonal drainages that pull snowmelt and spring runoff off the western ridges and feed into the main stem of Lake George or its larger feeder brooks. The name shows up on older USGS quads but rarely in contemporary trail guides, and there's no formal access or designated crossing; it's the kind of watercourse you'd encounter bushwhacking between ridgelines or tracing old logging roads in the southern Lake George basin. No fish data on record — typical for an intermittent upland stream that runs strong in April and dries to a trickle by August. If you're hiking the area and cross it, you've likely just confirmed which drainage you're in.
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