Putnam Pond and North Pond
43.837570, -73.571638
Putts Pond Road, Ticonderoga
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Several trails can be accessed from the shore of the ponds including Treadway Mountain, which is a wonderful hike with outstanding views.

Getting there

From the intersection of Route 9 and Route 74 near Schroon Lake follow Route 74 toward Ticonderoga. Continue to Putts Pond Road on the right (entrance road for Putnam Pond State Campground). Drive this to the end to access the campground and the pond. A day use fee will be required.   

Paddling

These two ponds are connected by a set of narrows. The best launch is located near the beach which is just over a small hill from the main parking area in the campground and there is a motorboat launch which can be used.

  • Pond sizes – Approximate Shoreline Length: Putnam Pond: 3.75 miles; North Pond: 2.5 miles
  • Type of launch: Sand and grass
  • Portage/Carry Details: Less than 100 feet, no portage to North Pond
  • Type of water: Both ponds are well sheltered and calm

Boating

Putnam Pond is accessible to motorboats. There is a narrow hard ramp located in the DEC campground.

Fishing and ice fishing

Fish for northern pike, largemouth bass, black crappie, brown bullhead, pumpkinseed and yellow perch on this tranquil pond. Popular with ice anglers. The northern section is at its best for fishing in the winter and early spring.

Large Mouth Bass, Northern Pike
Great access and two ponds at Putnam Pond.
Putnam Pond and North Pond are popular spots for ice fishing.
Phone Numbers
  1. (518) 585-7280
Websites
  1. www.dec.ny.gov
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