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[[File:Black Pond.jpg|right|]] '''Black Pond''' is a 60-acre pond near [[Keese Mills|Keese Mills]] owned by [[Paul Smiths College|Paul Smiths College]].  There is a boat launch for non-motorized boats, and two  [[lean-to|lean-to]]s (for day use only).  There are views of [[St. Regis Mountain|St. Regis Mountain]] and [[Jenkins Mountain|Jenkins Mountain]].  The 10-mile long St. Regis Esker runs along its northwestern shore; a mile south of Black Pond, this esker is the site of [[Camp Topridge|Camp Topridge]].  
[[File:Black Pond.jpg|right|thumb]]   '''Black Pond''' is a 60-acre pond near [[Keese Mills|Keese Mills]] owned by [[Paul Smiths College|Paul Smiths College]].  There is a boat launch for non-motorized boats, and two  [[lean-to|lean-to]]s (for day use only).  There are views of [[St. Regis Mountain|St. Regis Mountain]] and [[Jenkins Mountain|Jenkins Mountain]].  The 10-mile long St. Regis Esker runs along its northwestern shore; a mile south of Black Pond, this esker is the site of [[Camp Topridge|Camp Topridge]].  


There is also a twenty-acre pond named Black Pond between [[Whey Pond|Whey Pond]] and the northern end of [[Upper Saranac Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]].  
There is also a twenty-acre pond named Black Pond between [[Whey Pond|Whey Pond]] and the northern end of [[Upper Saranac Lake|Upper Saranac Lake]].  


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Revision as of 19:39, 3 January 2026


Black Pond is a 60-acre pond near Keese Mills owned by Paul Smiths College. There is a boat launch for non-motorized boats, and two lean-tos (for day use only). There are views of St. Regis Mountain and Jenkins Mountain. The 10-mile long St. Regis Esker runs along its northwestern shore; a mile south of Black Pond, this esker is the site of Camp Topridge.

There is also a twenty-acre pond named Black Pond between Whey Pond and the northern end of Upper Saranac Lake.

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