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'''Gilpin Bay Road''' is about a mile-long dirt road leading east from [[New%20York%20Route%2030|New York Route 30]] to [[Moss%20Ledge|Moss Ledge]] along the north shore of [[Gilpin%20Bay|Gilpin Bay]], [[Upper%20Saranac%20Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]].  It serves the landing for [[Eagle%20Island%20Camp|Eagle Island Camp]], [[Camp%20Forestcraft|Camp Forestcraft]] and [[Camp%20Cherokee|Camp Cherokee]] as well as a number of private camps.
'''Gilpin Bay Road''' is about a mile-long dirt road leading east from [[New York Route 30]] to [[Moss Ledge|Moss Ledge]] along the north shore of [[Gilpin Bay|Gilpin Bay]], [[Upper Saranac Lake]] .  It serves the landing for [[Eagle Island Camp|Eagle Island Camp]], [[Camp Forestcraft|Camp Forestcraft]] and [[Camp Cherokee|Camp Cherokee]] as well as a number of private camps.

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Gilpin Bay Road is about a mile-long dirt road leading east from New York Route 30 to Moss Ledge along the north shore of Gilpin Bay, Upper Saranac Lake .  It serves the landing for Eagle Island Camp, Camp Forestcraft and Camp Cherokee as well as a number of private camps.