2013 Map of Stony Creek

About this map

The town of Stony Creek serves as a central hub within this portion of the Adirondack Park Preserve, where the southern Adirondack landscape is defined by a dense network of peaks and watercourses. The Hudson River skirts the southeastern edge of the map, joined by tributaries such as Stony Cr and Wills Cr that carve through the high ground. Notable summits including Hadley Mountain, Spruce Mountain, and Moose Mountain overlook several isolated water bodies like Wolf Pond and Number Nine Pond. Local travel follows a web of roads such as Harrisburg Rd and Dartmouth Rd, connecting recreational points like the Stony Creek Family Campground. This survey illustrates the modern balance of protected wilderness and small-town settlement typical of Warren County, where the topography of Walnut Ridge and Deer Leap Mountain has long dictated the placement of homesteads and mountain routes.