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Map of Deerland Carry
43.92°N · 74.48°W · CARTO Voyager
§ The Trails · Blue Mountain Lake

Deerland Carry.

Deerland Carry is a half-mile portage trail in the Adirondacks, short enough to manage loaded canoe or kayak in a single trip for most paddlers. These traditional carries link waterways where paddling isn't possible — often between lakes or around rapids — and this one maintains that practical, working function. At 0.5 miles, expect a brief shoulder haul rather than a prolonged trek.

Length0.5 mi
Elevation gain86 ft
High point1,693 ft
Difficulty · est.Easy
Book time17 minguidebook pace
Field dataOpenStreetMap geometry · elevation sampled ~150 m
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§ When to go
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Seasonal pattern for this trail · tops out ~1,693 ft · live closures appear above

§ The Route · 0.5 Miles Mapped

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Directions to the Trailhead
Plate No. 1 — Deerland CarryThe Atlas · CARTO
Elevation profile
Easy · est
Max 1,693 ftMin 1,624 ftNet gain 86 ft
1,693 ft1,624 ft0 mi0.1 mi0.2 mi0.4 mi0.5 mi
GradeGentleSteep 3%+Very steep 5%+
§ Conditions on the Trail

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§ On This Trail · Mile by Mile

What the route itself carries.

Summits reached, waters touched, and the lean-tos along the way — read it like a cue sheet, mile posts ascending.

  1. MI 0.0Deerland Carry #1 Lean-Toon the trail
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