2016 Map of Wolf Mountain

About this map

Robinwood and the remote outpost of Nehasane anchor this high-country landscape within the Adirondack Park. The terrain is defined by a dense network of high-elevation water bodies and the winding course of the Oswegatchie River. Significant peaks such as Wolf Mountain, Graves Mtn, and Frederica Mtn overlook a complex watershed of glacial ponds, including the elongated Grass Pond and the uniquely named Darning Needle Pond. Located at the intersection of St. Lawrence, Hamilton, and Herkimer counties, the area's geography is characterized by its lack of major through-roads, with only Nehasane Lake Rd providing access to the southern portion. This concentration of named ponds—from Bassout Pond to Silver Leaf Pond—suggests a landscape primarily utilized for wilderness recreation and conservation, preserved within the state's forest preserve system.