We checked off another paddle on the Paddle Pursuit today.

We drove to the dam at Lake Kushaqua where we put in and paddled down the lake

and through the narrows into the North Branch of the Saranac River. It is a nice winding river of the sort we like to explore.

We stopped at an impressive beaver dam about 2 miles upstream.

We could have carried over it, but we had read that you can't get much farther, so we stayed in our boats. The round trip paddle was about 8 miles.
This picturesque church is on the Kushaqua Mud Pond Road on the way to the dam.

It seemed in very good shape but was all closed up and there were no signs to indicate what it is and whether it is still in use.
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