2019 Map of Sylvan Falls

About this map

Adirondack Park lands dominate this northern New York landscape, where the West Branch Saint Regis River carves a path through the dense forest. The river is marked by series of natural drops, including Sylvan Falls, Bruner Falls, and Kingsley Falls, highlighting the area's hydroelectric and timber history. Near the southern edge, the Coulon Cem provides a point of genealogical interest along the route to Joe Indian Rd. Small settlements and clearings like Fenner Meadows and Randle Meadows appear alongside numerous named peaks, such as Bear Mtn and Flower Hill. The complex drainage system includes substantial wetland features like Wheeler Marsh and The Bog, which feed into a network of remote water bodies including Sterling Pond and Hopkinton Pond. This 2019 survey documents the enduring wilderness character and the specific mountain passes like Sugar Grove Pass that defined movement through the region.