Every named pond in the Adirondack Park — quiet waters, lean-to destinations, swimming holes. Browse by region or jump to a name.
Alder Pond is a 32-acre water in the Paradox Lake region — low-profile, no documented fishery, and far enough off the main corridors that it doesn't show up in the usual rotation of family camping destinations or trailhead parking lots. The name suggests wetland margins and beaver activity, which typically means shallow water, emergent vegetation, and the kind of paddling that rewards patience more than distance. Without established trail access or lean-to infrastructure in the public record, this is a pond that belongs to locals with land access or paddlers willing to scout the shoreline for put-in options. Check DEC land records and topo maps before committing to a visit.
