Roadside Picnic Traditional Cache

Stoney Pond State Forest consists of 1,469 acres and offers visitors an opportunity to view a range of different flora and fauna. The 44-acre Stoney Pond was constructed in the late 1950's to provide wildlife habitat.

Click on the related web page above for the DEC Trail Map for Stoney Pond State Forest in *.pdf format

Activities include

• paddling
• camping by permit May 1 through September 30
• cross-country skiing and snowshoeing
• horse-back riding
• hunting and trapping during appropriate seasons

We were a family that did not let weather stop us from having a picnic. On a cool (40° or less) day in autumn, mom, dad and three of us piled into the car and drove down to this spot on Jones Road and had sandwiches and sodas. Just for something to do... Back then, there were no pull-off spots so we were just parked on the side of the road.

Bring your own pen/pencil.

Cache contains a new, unregistered travel-bug decal/tag for FTF

Congratulations to mathqtpi, wrestle457 & LCSM on FTF.