100 Surveyed Acres
w/Pond & Streams For Sale
In Bakers Mills, NY
Only 4 Miles to Gore Mountain Ski Center
No Logging Since 1982
3.2 Acre Low Intensity Zoning
$169,900
You'll Own Both Sides and
Almost The Entire Length
Of this 1/2 mile long,
town maintained, dead-end road.
Pond View on the 100 Acres.
The pristine Adirondack pond on this fabulous property was originally
dug
out with a
team of horses
over
40 years ago for bullhead fishing.
It's about a 15 minute hike through the woods to the pond and would
make a great spot for a hunting and fishing camp.
Google Map of 100 Acres in Bakers Mills, NY
A Perfect Road For Hiking, Biking,
X-Country Skiing , Kids and Pets.
You'll Never Have To Worry About
New Neighbors
Spoiling Your View or Your Peace & Quiet.
A Four-Season Outdoor Playground Is Only
Minutes Away From The 100 Acres:
10 Minutes to Gore Mountain
10 Minutes to Loon Lake Public Beach
10 Minutes to Crane Mountain Trail Head
25 Minutes to Historic Lake George Village
15 Minutes to Hudson River Whitewater Rafting
15 Minutes to The Siamese Ponds Wilderness Area
15 Minutes to Upper Hudson River Railroad Station
No Logging Since 1982
Here's part of a NY Times article about timberland investments.
SQUARE FEET: VENTURES; For Some Investors, Money Grows on Trees
By VIVIAN MARINO (NYT); Money and Business
DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - WHEN a tree falls in a forest, chances are that it can be heard all the way to Wall Street, and throughout other financial circles as well. Once the exclusive province of businesses and individual land owners, Timberland is being held increasingly by big institutions from pension funds to university endowments because timberland investments can be a hedge against inflation and lacks a correlation with stocks and bonds.
Timberland investments also show solid returns between sales to lumber and paper companies complimented by long-term gains on the property itself, the article said.
100 Acre Survey
Topographical Map of 100 Acres in Bakers Mills
100 Acre Tax Map
100 Acre Topo showing Gore, 11th Mountain
Weavertown, Johnsburg and Bakers Mills
View of Gore Mountain from Route 8
about two miles from the 100 acres
Gore Mountain:
The 100 Acres is only four miles south of Gore.
Click the map below for a scalable pdf
picture of the trail system.
Once the map opens you can use your magnifying glass tool to zoom all the way down to the individual trail names which is pretty cool.
Topographical Map of Gore Mountain Ski Area.
The Main Lodge is all the way to the right of this map
on the eastern edge, surrounded in white.
The Red Outline in the lower right quadrant of the topographical map below is the 100 acres. Eleventh Mountain is the huge mountain above the property on the other side of Route 8.
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Garnet Lake
Public access to nearby Garnet Lake, as well as Crane,
Mud and Round Ponds, all offer unique wilderness experiences in fishing,
camping, canoeing and swimming that you just don't find on bigger
motorboat lakes.
Garnet Lake is visible below.
It's located about four miles south of the property.
You can also see Huckleberry and Crane Mountains.
The 100 Acres is Outlined In Red at the top of the map.
Crane Mountain Trail head only ten minutes down the road too.
View of Crane Mountain from Goodman Road
The Historic
Hudson River Begins Here In The North Country & The Rocky Rapids Provide Excellent White Water Rafting Adventures.
The broad,
rushing waters of the historic Hudson River also offer marvelous opportunities
for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, rafting and swimming. Public access at
Riverside Station in Riparius is only 15 minutes from the 100 Acres!
Riverside Station on The Hudson River at Riparius, NY
The New Riparius Bridge.
The Minne
Ha Ha on Lake George
Photograph By Carl Heilman.
Golfing:
Golf Digest Ranks the Glens
Falls area in Warren County NY the #2 location in the country! Click
Here to view ranking. Here's another link to the
many Golf Courses in
Warren County
Cronin's
Golf Resort & Hickory Hill Ski Center
are
both within 10 - 15 Minutes of the 40 Acres
Hickory
Hill Ski Center can be seen in this picture from Cronin's Golf Resort.
Hickory Hill has the 6th steepest vertical drop (1230 feet) of all ski
areas in New York State. As seen here, it's almost straight down.
Cronin's
Golf Resort as it runs along the banks of the Hudson
Hickory
Hill Ski Center Is Re-Opening
For The 2009 - 2010 Ski Season!
Loon Lake:
For additional value, you'll have access to nearby Loon Lake which offers a much more relaxed atmosphere for fishing, swimming, and boating than you'll find on bigger lakes.
An Autumn View of Loon Lake Public Beach.
Loon Lake public beach.
Ice Fishing in Loon Lake is best for Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, and Pumpkinseeds. Warren County Ice Fishing for 2005-2006
Cross
Country Skiing
Garnet
Hill Lodge is a four season Adirondack Inn / Resort in the Adirondacks
of New York- a summer vacation destination and a complete cross country
skiing center in winter. Discover Garnet Hill's spectacular lake and mountain
view, distinctive accommodations, superb cuisine and outdoor fun. Garnet
Hill Cross Country Ski Center
13th
Lake Road, North River, NY 12856
(518)251-2150
54 km
marked trails, warming station, rentals. Food available. Night skiing.
Lessons available.
Here's what Tracks
& Trails had to say about Garnet Hill Lodge:
An Insider's
guide to the best Cross Country Skiing in the Northeast
By Christopher
Leggett & Woden Teachout
"Cross
Country Skiing at Garnet Hill in the Adirondacks has the easy flow of moving
water. Smooth, wide trails slope outward and downward from the lodge, following
the path of least resistance... Shuttle buses saved the day. Now you can
ski happily to the far reaches of the trail system, secure in the knowledge
that you won't have to struggle back up."
Wildness Is A Necessity:
Thousands of tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people are beginning to find out that going to the mountains is going home; that wildness is a necessity; and that mountain parks and reservations are useful not only as fountains of timber and irrigating rivers, but as fountains of life.
John Muir (1838 - 1914). Our National Parks. 1901.
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