Beautiful 6 Acres Adirondack Trout Stream With Access to a Private Lake for $49k

Written by: Arron J. Staff writer @ Hyggehous.com

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If you've been dreaming of owning a vacation cabin building on a piece of property surrounded by nature this Adirondack property is worth taking a look at.

This 6-acre parcel of Adirondack land has 700 feet of water frontage on Little Woodhull Creek, a river that flows out of the wilderness country to the east. The stream features rapids and deep pools that hold the beautifully colored native brook trout.

The Adirondack property sits within the deep woods and is accessed by a seasonal gravel road that is in great shape.

The property is level from the road to a lovely building site from which is a view of the river, and you can hear the sounds of the tumbling water. The property is located in a forest with a beautiful stand of open hardwood, with mature hemlock situated along the stream.

The property also belongs to a homeowners association which gives access to a beach and canoe launch on Snowbird Lake, a beautiful private Adirondack lake that is in a beautiful setting and is stocked annually with brook trout.

The Adirondack property is located southeast of Old Forge and is close to the Black River Wild Forest. The property is just a short drive to a vast region of forests, ponds, lakes, and rivers, all of which are located on public land. You can fish or canoe the waters that include the North and South Lakes, Little Woodhull, the Black River, and Woodhull Creeks, Sand Lake, Twin Ponds, Chub Pond, and more. Shop Tiny Homes There are large expanses of territory that offer wilderness hunting for black bears and whitetail bucks. This is a vacation property opportunity that can be the start of a new adventure.

The Adirondack area is located in Upstate New York and is one of the most beautiful areas you'll find in the state.

The Adirondack Mountains are located in northeastern New York State and are spread out from the St. Lawrence River valley to the Mohawk River valley. The Adirondack Park in the region has a circular range of about 160 miles in diameter. The Adirondack Mountains includes the towns and villages such as Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, Plattsburgh, Lake George, Glen Falls, Lake Luzerne, and Warrensburg. The Adirondacks is 225 miles from New York City, 122 miles from Albany and 190 miles from Syracuse.

The Adirondack Mountains is one of the last remaining areas in the United States where there are four distinct seasons.

The summers are warm but enjoyable with average temperatures in the 70s to 80s range. The winter months are cold but excellent for people who enjoy winter sports, with average temperatures in the region being in the 20s to 30s range. The fall and spring months are comfortable seasons with average temperatures being in the 50s to 70s range. Precipitation is quite heavy in the Adirondack region. This area of the United States is known for its rain in the spring and the summer months and snow in the colder winter months.