The Town of Webb Historical Association will offer a walking tour of Moss Lake on Wednesday, August 5. uiding the tour will be Geof Longstaff, son of George Longstaff, former owner of the Moss Lake Camp for Girls.
Interested hikers can meet at the Moss Lake Trailhead on the Big Moose Road for the 9:30 a.m. trek around the lake which will take place rain or shine. ar pooling is suggested. Continue reading
by Gary Lee
The trail camera on the loon nest at Moss Lake was stolen sometime over the weekend of July 17, 18 and 19.
This camera belongs to BRI’s Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation, which works on limited funding. The camera was collecting data on the loon nest at Moss Lake to determine why this nest fails each year. Only a human could have cut the cable to take the camera which was mounted very close the nest. A dead chick was found in the nest…its death likely caused by this intrusion.
If anyone has Information about anyone who may have been on the island at Moss Lake over the weekend, please contact me at (315) 357-5150 or the Inlet Police at 357-5091. If you were the one who took the locked camera please leave it at the Inlet Information Office.
The Town of Webb Historical Association will offer a walking tour of Moss Lake on Wednesday, July 9th. guiding the tour will be Geof Longstaff, son of George Longstaff, former owner of the Moss Lake Camp for Girls.
Interested hikers can meet at the Moss Lake Trailhead on the Big Moose Road for the 9:30 a.m. trek around the lake which will take place rain or shine. car pooling is suggested. Continue reading
The Town of Webb Historical Association will offer a walking tour of Moss Lake on Thursday, August 11.
Guiding the tour will be Geof Longstaff, son of George Longstaff, former owner of the Moss Lake Camp for Girls.
Interested hikers can meet at the Moss Lake Trailhead on the Big Moose Road for the 9:30 a.m. trek around the lake which will take place rain or shine. Car pooling is suggested.
During the tour, the locations of former Moss Lake Camp buildings will be pointed out and the camp’s history will be discussed.
The 2 1/2 tour is limited to 30 individuals. To reserve a spot or for directions, call (315) 369-3838.
There is no fee, however donations are welcome. A repeat of the tour has been scheduled for Thursday, August 11.
The Town of Webb Historical Association will offer a walking tour of Moss Lake on Thursday, July 7.
Guiding the tour will be Geof Longstaff, son of George Longstaff, former owner of the Moss Lake Camp for Girls.
Interested hikers can meet at the Moss Lake Trailhead on the Big Moose Road for the 9:30 a.m. trek around the lake which will take place rain or shine. Car pooling is suggested.
During the tour, the locations of former Moss Lake Camp buildings will be pointed out and the camp’s history will be discussed.
The 2 1/2 tour is limited to 30 individuals.To reserve a spot or for directions, call (315) 369-3838.
There is no fee, however donations are welcome.A repeat of the tour has been scheduled for Thursday, August 11.