Ticonderoga Marsh
43.837895, -73.394394
LaChute River Delta, Ticonderoga
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Ticonderoga Marsh (often called Ti Marsh) sits tucked in along Lake Champlain where the La Chute River dumps into the lake. The marsh is best accessed by launching a canoe below the falls on the La Chute in the Town of Ticonderoga Recreation Park.

Birding

Birders can follow the meandering path of the stream as they look for Red-eyed, Warbling, and Yellow-throated Vireos; Green Herons; Wood Ducks; Red-bellied Woodpeckers; and Louisiana Waterthrushes. The marsh itself may offer birders species like Great Egret, Great Blue Heron, Common Gallinule, Pied-billed Grebe, and American and Least Bitterns. A variety of shorebirds may also stop by during migration if water levels are low.

Many waterbirds like this green heron can be seen at Ticonderoga Marsh.
Phone Numbers
  1. (518) 597-4649
Many waterbirds like this green heron can be seen at Ticonderoga Marsh.

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