Evening star., 1909-06-19
ers may be taken for the head of Fourth
lake. through the Fulton chain.
Stage Ride Through Woods.

ton chain may be easily and pleasantly
reached by taking stage to foot OF Sixth
lake and steamer through Sixth and Sew
enth lakes The Adirondack League club
house. on Little Moose lake, between three
and four miles from Fulton Chain sta
ton. is reached from Fulton chain and
Old Forge by fine carriage road.
A new route to Fourth lake of the Full
ton chain. Raquette lake and Blue Noun
tain lake has been opened by the compile
ton of the Raquette Lake railway,
standard gauge line, running from Clear
water station on the Adirondack division
(six miles north of Fulton Chain station)
to Rondaxe station on Lake Rondaxe,
thence along the. north shore of Fourth
lake to Eagle bay, thence direct to
about nineteen miles. From Raquette
lake steamer may be taken to Forked
Lake Garry and Blue Mountain lake. and
via the latter, Long lake is easily reached
by stage.
After leaving Clearwater station, the
Adirondack division passes within sight
of Big Moose lake. close to Buck pond
and Woods lake and just north of Beaver
in the vicinity of Little rapids. The line
runs close to Ne-ha sa-ne lake and past
Lake Lila, both being in Ne-ha-sa-ne
Park. the private preserve of DR.. VIII
liam Seward Webb. 1t also passes c'ose
to Robin lake, and at Long Lake West
is about five miles west Of Little Upper
lake. There is a carriage road from the
station at Long Lake West to Long Lake
siilage., distant about eighteen miles,
and daily stages operate between the two
points. North of Long Lake West the
railway crosses Bog river and shortly
passes Lake Horseshoe, Long pond and
Pleasant lake. in close succession, skirt
ing the base Of Arab mountain to Child
void station, where passengers take
stage to Hotel Chi dwold and Gales Lake
View House.
Many Rustic Lodges.
From Childwold an easterly course Is
taken past Piercefield, crossing the
Raquette river just before reaching Tup-
per Lake junction. Connection is made
at this point with the New York and OF
tawa railroad. for Spring Cove, Santa
Clara, St Regis Falls and Moira. N. Y,
and Cornwall and Ottawa. Ontaria.
Stages convey passengers from Iupper
Lake junction to the village OF Tupper
Lake, and to the Wawbeek, Rustic Looge.
Saranac Club and Hiawatha Lodge. also
to the hotels and camps on Big Tupper
AXE. Steamers ply on Big Tupper lake
and Raquette pond. From Tupper Lake
junction the line continues to the east.
past Little and Big Wolf ponds close to
Rol ins, Fioodwood, ong and Hoel
ponds, to Saranac Inn station, two miies
from Saranac Inn. on Upper Saranac
lake. Stages operate between Saranac
at the latter point with steamers for the
Wawbeek, Rustic Lodge, Saranac Club
and HiaWatha Lodge.
new carriage road has been opened
from Saranac Inn to the Wawbeek. along
the west shore of Upper Saranac lake,
and the trip between the upper and low
er ends of the lake may be made by car
riage If desired
Leaving Saranac Inn station. the rail-
road follows the shore Of Lake Clear to
Lake Clear station. From there branch
of the Adirondack division. six miles in
length, extends to the village of Saranac
Lake. Thence Concord coaches take pas
sengers to the Hotels Algonquin and Won
DOrrien, from one to one and One-han
miles distant.
Stages for Village Hotels.
Stages also convey passengers to the
village hotels. Connection is made at
Saranac lake with the Delaware and
Hudson railroad for Lake Placid. whence
stages may be taken for Ames' Noun
tain View House, the Cascade. Keene
Valley. ST Hubert's Inn, Elizabethtown
and Westport. The Lake Placid Trans
fer Company transfers passengers and
baggage from the depot to all private
camps and hotels at Lake Placid.
From Lake Clear junction the Paul
Smiths Hotel. distance Of six miles.
The main line takes northerly direc'
ton from Lake Clear crossing the Bloom
ingdale road at Gabriel station three
miles from Bloomingdale village). past
Rainbow lake. Onchiota sacross Saranac
river. close to Lake kushaqua and Loon
lake, to Loon Lake station. Travellers
for the Loon Lake Hotel take stage at
this station. the distance being three and
one half miles Connection is also made
here with the Delaware and Hudson rail-
road for Lyon mountain, Chateaugay
lakes, Chazy lake and Plattsburg. Leav-
ing Loon lake, the railroad passes be-
tween Wolf and Plumadore ponds, cross
ing the Salmon river at Mountain View.
following the river to Owls head. Chasm
Falls, Whippleville and Malone.
Near the Canadian Line.
From Malone trains continue over the
St. Lawrence and Adirondack railway
(owned by the New York CentraD to the
village OF Constable (entering Canada
about five miles north Of that poinD, to
Athelstan, Huntingdon (where connection
is made with the Massena branch of the
Grand Trunk railway, to st. Stanislas
and Valleyfield.
From here the shore OF the st. Law