Every named pond in the Adirondack Park — quiet waters, lean-to destinations, swimming holes. Browse by region or jump to a name.
Glasgow Pond is a five-acre puddle in the Great Sacandaga Lake basin — small enough that it reads more like a wetland feature than a destination water, and remote enough that it doesn't pull traffic from the reservoir shoreline a few ridges away. No fish stocking records, no formal access that shows up on trail registries, and no nearby peaks to anchor a day hike — this is the kind of water that only shows up because we mapped every named pond in the Park, not because anyone's planning a weekend around it. If you're bushwhacking the backcountry between Sacandaga villages or hunting the margins of state land, you might cross it; otherwise, it stays off the list.
