Planted by: Kittlekatz
Name of box: Beaverflow
Date planted: Aug. 25, 2002
Town/County/State: Raquette Lake, Hamilton Co., New York
Level of difficulty: Easy
Time: 1/2 hour, about 1 hour if you hike the trail to the water and back again.

Directions: From the east, take the Northway (I-87), and get off at exit 23 (Warrensburg), and follow Route 28 to Raquette Lake. Take a left at the Great Camp Sagamore sign, follow the dirt road for 4 miles until you come to the tour parking lot on the right. Park in the tour parking lot. From the west, take Route 28 to Raquette Lake, turn right at the Sagamore sign.

Great Camp Sagamore is a National Historic Landmark and an official project of Save America's Treasures. It was built beginning in 1897, and soon became the summer retreat of the Vanderbilt family. This was an almost self-sufficient camp, with an upper and lower complex for workers of the camp and the guests and family of the Vanderbilts. Great Camp Sagamore is owned by a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of this great camp. Two-hour guided tours of the camp are given twice daily during the summer (10:0o and 1:30), Closed during the winter. Admission (2002 prices) are $10 for adults, $3 for children. For more information, go to www.sagamore.org Numerous hiking trails can be found around Sagamore, all which are on State Forest land.

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