Plum Brook traces through the working forest west of Tupper Lake — a small tributary system in a region defined more by timber access roads and private land than by marked trails or public put-ins. The name appears on older maps but without the trailhead infrastructure or DEC signage that would make it a destination; this is more likely a brook you cross than a brook you seek out. No fish stocking records and no documented access points, which in this part of the Park usually means it flows through commercial forest or camp property. If you're headed to the Tupper Lake Wild Forest, Cold River, or the Cranberry Lake Wild Forest, those are the named waters with public access and maintained routes.
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