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Taylor Pond

Taylor Pond is a 331-acre reservoir in the northern Adirondacks, open to motorboats and known for steady smallmouth bass and northern pike fishing. Public access via a concrete ramp off Silver Lake Road; the pond sees moderate traffic but rarely crowds.

§ Overview

Taylor Pond has public access. Summits nearby include Carmel Mountain and Douglas Mountain.

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Type
Reservoir
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§ Nearby parking

12 parking areas

Closest parking lots within range, ranked by walking distance. Accessibility flags come from Google verified-data; surface and capacity from OpenStreetMap. Confirm hours and seasonal closures before you go.

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§ Photos & Videos

Taylor Pond.

From the people who’ve been here, plus what Google has on file.

§ Closest essentials

Nearest, each within 25 miles

Coffee
Adirondack Mountain Coffee Cafe
10.7 mi away
Restaurant
R.F. McDougall's Pub
7.6 mi away
General store
The Adirondack Popcorn Company
13.8 mi away
Shelter
Lean-to or shelter
0.2 mi away
§ At the water

Camping & access

Camping (11)
  • 11 designated campsites
Access (12)
  • 12 parking areas nearby
§ Nearby Points of Interest
Peaks (12)
Lakes & ponds (20)
Trails (40)
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Shelters (1)
  • Wilderness Inn Restaurant Bar7.4 mi
Lean-tos (3)
  • Unnamed lean-to0.2 mi
  • Unnamed lean-to1.4 mi
  • Cooper Kill Lean-To4.2 mi
Primitive campsites (11)
  • Taylor Pond Campground1.3 mi
  • Union Falls Campsite3.4 mi
  • Union Falls Campsite3.4 mi
  • Casey Road Campsite4.1 mi
  • Bear Point Campsite4.4 mi
  • Cooper Kill Pond Trailhead4.5 mi
  • Primitive campsite 108944.5 mi
  • Union Falls Campsite4.6 mi
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