Round Lake Wilderness - Canoe/Kayak Trips on Waymarking.com

Round Lake is not large by Adirondack standards, being only three miles long, however it is adjacent to Little Tupper Lake and that brings Rock Pond into play; or if the Round Lake Stream on the north end is navigable (in Spring or after an extended rain), it makes for a great jumping off point for trips northward to The Bog River or (big) Tupper Lake. Or you can make Round Lake itself your destination and spend a day paddling it, or a weekend camping there.

Round Lake has 11 designated campsites and the only facilities are fire rings and pit toilets. Some of the campsites are the former sites of old cabins that once surrounded the lake and are not very appealing, however many of the sites are quite nice.

The largemouth bass and trout fisheries are excellent on Round Lake, so if you are an angler be sure to bring your pole and license. Because it's a wilderness area no motors are allowed.

Parking/put-in/launching information: The put-in is at the posted coordinates. Parking is about 200 yards east of the put-in. You can pull your car up to the put-in Paddling conditions to be expected: flat water Difficulty of the trip: Easy Length of trip: 1 - 5 hours Portages: none Permits required: No permits other than a fishing license required Type of trip: As mentioned earlier you can loop back to to the put-in, or take Round Lake Stream northward where it links with the Bog River or Tupper Lake. Going south from the Round Lake brings you to Little Tupper Lake and from there you can reach Rock Pond Other information: Take-out Coordinates: Not Listed

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