Jessup River Wild Forest

This wild forest is a significant part of the Adirondack Forest Preserve, encompassing 47,350 acres. It provides a natural setting for a range of outdoor pursuits within the Adirondacks. Visitors can engage in various activities including camping, hiking, birding, hunting, and trapping. Freshwater fishing, boating, and paddling are also popular options, allowing exploration of the area's waterways. The forest also offers opportunities for watchable wildlife. The New York Department of Environmental Conservation promotes experiencing the state's great outdoors, from fishing to sleeping under the stars. Information is available for both beginners and advanced outdoor enthusiasts.