Stark Falls Reservoir is a small, manmade impoundment in the northwestern Adirondacks, created by damming the Oswegatchie River. Access is limited and the reservoir sees minimal recreational use — primarily local anglers and the occasional paddler passing through.
Stark Falls Reservoir has public access. Summits nearby include Catamount Mountain and Bog Mountain.
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