County Line Flow

With Hornbeck Boats car-topped, we headed to County Line flow to paddle one of the most innocuous sounding locales in the Adirondack Park. The access was easy and despite having to pull-off one leech, it was an easy access.

The flow offered a great view of Kempshall Mountain and despite being surrounded by private land to the north and route 28N not far to the south, had a feeling of solitude. We followed the shoreline, electing not to try to take our boats over the dam. Turning to the west, we found the inlet to the flow and followed Fishing Brook north as far as we could. The windy brook was lovely and although we found ourselves getting around two beaver dams, the third forced us to turn around.

This was a perfect spot for a morning paddle - plenty of solitude due to a boring sounding name. We like it that way.