Inlet Trails Google Group

Re: Off-roading?

davescran...@yahoo.com (Dave Scranton) — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:08:25 UT

Four-wheeling is not allowed on State land within the Forest Preserve.
The only legal off-road four-wheeling opportunities would be on
private property WITH the permission of the property owner.

Off-roading?

i...@lastdetailwd.com — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 23:02:34 UT

Is off-roading with a Jeep Wrangler allowed on the trails in Inlet?

after mud season...

inlettra...@yahoo.com (Inlet_Trails) — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 19:22:44 UT

We'll be looking for help clearing Inlet area trails in May. Anyone
available to help please leave contact info here or at Pedals &
Petals, ped...@eagle-wireless.com

Skiing this winter

reck...@flare.net — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 05:40:17 UT

I have been skiing in the winter on Fern Mountain for the past twenty
years or so. Some trails have been unusually difficult this year,
presumably because of the weather. There have been a lot of crater
like holes with water in them in places where I have never seen this
before. The bridges over the water on the trail to "Lake View Loop"

(no subject)

hwiesk...@aol.com — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 01:34:49 UT

Trying to contact a Danny Madden from the Saranac Lake Vintage Snowmobile
club.
Would appreciate any info.
Thanks in advance,
Harvey Wieskopf.
_Hwiesk...@aol.com_ (mailto:Hwiesk...@aol.com)

RE: {Inlet Trails} Looking for trail maps and recommendations

ped...@eagle-wireless.com (Pedals & Petals) — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 15:58:48 UT

Hi and thanks for the email.
We have a great selection of trail maps here in the shop and if you go
to our website, address below, you should find a list of trails we
recommend for biking which can also be hiked.
We also have several mountains that can be hiked ranging from 20 mins to
an 1 hour climb.

Looking for trail maps and recommendations

kalvin...@gmail.com — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:29:08 UT

Hello all,
I've been to the beautiful Inlet 3 times so far and will be
returning this summer to camp/canoe/hike with a friend of mine. We're
having trouble finding good trail maps for the Inlet area. Even
harder to come by are maps that cover all of the Fulton Chain lakes
without cutting them in two somewhere.

Re:

ped...@eagle-wireless.com (Ted) — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 12:23:08 UT

Black Bear Mt. is located in Inlet, Ny, here is a link of the trail
description and map of the local trails. Black Bear Mt. is Description
need to copy and paste this link.
Ted
pedalsandpetals.com
On Sep 27, 12:49 pm, "Roach, Mary Beth" <MRo...@ci.syracuse.ny.us>
wrote:

mro...@ci.syracuse.ny.us (Roach, Mary Beth) — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 16:49:27 UT

The photo of Black Bear Mountain on your home page is stunning. Where
is that trail -- and what's it like -- if I were interesting in hiking
it? Thank you.

Mary Beth Roach

1) recent Fern Mt trail work; 2) volunteers needed for brushing

inlettra...@yahoo.com (Inlet_Trails) — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 21:58:02 UT

The Inlet Parks Department trail crew has been busy out on Fern Mt.
Check out the pictures on our Files Page (IMGP0305tn.jpg &
IMGP0306tn.jpg). They installed several long-needed stream crossings
and added drainage, wood chips & signs. Of course there's always more
to do but keep up the great work guys!

Woodhull Loop - 6/3/07

colli...@myway.com (Mike) — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:39:43 UT

Route: started from Otter Lake, 28 to McKeever, trail to Remsen Falls,
back up from the falls, across the trail and past the barrier, left on
the gravel road, right on the trail to Woodhull Lake, continue to
Woodhull Road/Jeep trail and out onto Bear Creek Road and 28 back to
Otter Lake.
This was a nice loop, must be around 25 miles. I was on my old rigid

Moss, Bub and Sis Lake Loop - 6/2/07

colli...@myway.com (Mike) — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:33:30 UT

Route: started from the new trailhead parking lot on 28 and took the
trail along 28, Big Moose Road to Moss Lake, spur to Bub and Sis and
back to 28.
It was so much fun, we rode around Moss twice before taking the spur
to Bub and Sis. The route's totally clear of blowdown and there's
just a few wet areas past Sis that can be cleaned if you are skilled

Otter Lake-Brandy Lake-Round Lake Road 5/26/07

colli...@myway.com (Mike) — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:30:30 UT

Route: snowmobile trail, from the dam at the end of Lake View Road on
Otter Lake, past Brandy Lake to Round Lake Road near the Masonic
Camp.
The first part of the trail, along the outlet, has some very wet areas
and several sections that you have to walk around, but once you climb
a little above the stream, the trail is dry and clear, past the trail

Hello

colli...@myway.com (Mike) — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 19:39:18 UT

I just found this group and thought I'd join and say hello. I'm a
mountain biker from the Clinton area, but I hang out at Otter Lake
quite a bit on the weekends. We've been exploring some of the local
trails lately, so I'll try and post some reports/trail conditions.
Mike

Cascade Lake

ped...@eagle-wireless.com (Ted) — Mon, 07 May 2007 11:58:29 UT

Cascade Lake has been cleared on the North side, to the beginning of
the stone foundation of the old Girls Camp. The Trailblazers went out
and spent 5 hrs. clearing this trail. Great Job Trailblazers. There is
still much more work that needs to be done on this trail if anyone is
interested in going out and clearing more of this trail please contact