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The Little Ausable River runs north through Keene and Keene Valley — a cold, fast stream braided with riffles and pocket pools that cuts through the eastern High Peaks corridor before joinin…

The Saint Regis River drains northwest from the Saint Regis Canoe Area through a mix of state forest and private land before joining the Saint Regis Mohawk Reservation near its confluence wi…

The Salmon River flows through the northern edges of the Saranac Lake region — part of the St. Regis drainage system that eventually feeds the St.

The Raquette River runs 146 miles from its source at Raquette Lake to the St. Lawrence — the longest river entirely within New York.

The Oswegatchie River above Cranberry Lake winds through the Five Ponds Wilderness in slow oxbows — one of the Park's most remote paddle routes.

The Grass River drains north from the western High Peaks foothills toward the St. Lawrence.