Franklin

Built around rural settlements on the Saranac River and its tributaries, Franklin developed into a quiet Adirondack town in northern New York. Forested hills, wetlands and small lakes set the tone here, with the river linking the area to nearby Saranac Lake and the wider St. Lawrence watershed. Franklin lies within the Adirondack Park, the vast protected region created by New York State in 1892. Its roads and hamlets retain the low-density, working-rural character of the northern mountains. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Adirondacks connects regionally.

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