Swimming Holes in New York's Adirondacks

<body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#663333" link="#0000cc" vlink="#009900" alink="#009900"> <table width="100%" cellspacing=5 cellpadding=0 border=0> <tr> <td align=center valign=middle> <b>Day Trips With a Splash: Northeastern Swimming Holes</b><p> Two swimming holes along a fisherman’s trail on Johns Brook in Adirondack State Park. The upper is the more attractive, the lower is longer and deeper. At the top, a rocky cascade achieves some depth where the current strikes a truck sized boulder fallen into the stream. It creates a sweet spot six to ten feet deep that’s about the size of a dinner table. Excellent. Rock on the south side is 15 feet high. The north side has a big block of rock also, but it’s much less vegetated and closer to water level. A good place to enter and exit or to enjoy the sun. <br> <br> If you are reading this then you have a browser that is not frames enabled or else you have the frames capability turned off. This site is constructed using frames in order for it to be easily navigated and updated.<br> </table> </body>