During the Great Depression, deeded fishing rights were procured by NYS for the public on most of the river, and the Civilian Conservation Corps created a public trail from where the outlet of Mud Pond crosses the Long Pond Road, downstream to the Jerden Falls Road.
The Civilian Conservation Corps created a public trail from where the outlet of Mud Pond crosses the Long Pond Road, downstream to the Jerden Falls Road. During the Great Depression, New York State purchased deeded fishing rights for the public on most of the river.
During the Great Depression, New York State purchased deeded fishing rights for the public on most of the river. The Civilian Conservation Corps created a public trail from where the outlet of Mud Pond crosses the Long Pond Road, downstream to the Jerden Falls Road.
During the Great Depression, New York State purchased deeded fishing rights for the public on most of the river. The Civilian Conservation Corps created a public trail from where the outlet of Mud Pond crosses the Long Pond Road, downstream to the Jerden Falls Road.