Exploring Saint Regis Wilderness - Solo Adirondack Canoe Camping - Portage/Pond Hopping - Ochre Pond

[@ADKAddicts]

Nice video. The ski trail is definitely the way to go if you want to go to Fish pond. Also the river there is paddle able to Ocre. Several down trees and beaver dams though. We subed ya.

[@AdirondackAdventures]

Cool, thanks

[@mevlidasofic9131]

Excellent video

[@AdirondackAdventures]

Thank you very much!

[@Jared_Albert]

Thank you. Great video. Are there outhouses and/or picnic tables. at the primitive marked campsites?

[@AdirondackAdventures]

Each site has a privy, thunderbox.

[@speasley1]

Hey there, thanks for producing this great video of your trip. Perfect length, just the right amount of conversation and highlighting the star of the show--the StR. area. Quick question; how much/what percentage of those portages do you think could be handled with a folding 2-wheel cart vice carrying like you did? Thanks! Sean

[@AdirondackAdventures]

The first portage from Little Clear Pond to St. Regis Pond is easily cartable. The portages beyond that unfortunatly need to be carried.

[@speasley1]

@@AdirondackAdventures Yea, it sort of looked that way from the video, but thanks for the clarification.

[@mevlidasofic9131]

❤

[@jonathanmunk1697]

What is the best paddlers map to have for that area? Id love to get over there to explore sometime

[@AdirondackAdventures]

It's called the "Adirondack Paddlers Map". There is a northern and a southern map. You would want the northern map if you were looking for the St. Regis Canoe Area.

[@darkdustify]

What time of year was this ?

[@AdirondackAdventures]

Late Spring

[@darkdustify]

@@AdirondackAdventures good info thank you, I’m planning a trip to long pond mid May, how were the black flies ?

[@AdirondackAdventures]

Black flies vary each year. May-June is usually the time to prepare for.