Pharaoh Lake Brook drains Pharaoh Lake — the centerpiece of the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness Area — and flows roughly southeast toward Brant Lake, threading through the eastern edge of one of the largest roadless tracts in the southern Adirondacks. The brook sees little direct recreational pressure; most traffic stays on the lake itself or the trail network that orbits it. If you're bushwhacking drainage corridors or tracing old logging routes in the Pharaoh wilderness, you'll cross it — cold, tannin-stained, moving quick in spring, nearly silent by August. No fish data on record, but the headwaters suggest wild brook trout habitat upstream.
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