Round Lake (St. Lawrence County, New York)

Round Lake is a small lake located in St. Lawrence County, New York, within the Adirondack Park. It is situated in the town of Clifton, known for its extensive wilderness and outdoor recreational opportunities. The lake is a natural body of water, known for its relatively round shape, which likely contributed to its name.

Round Lake is a popular destination for activities such as fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. The lake is generally surrounded by undeveloped forests and is relatively secluded, offering a quiet and natural environment. Specific species of fish found in the lake are often those common to Adirondack lakes, but specific data on fish populations and size limits may be available from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC).

Access to Round Lake may be available via state or county roads and may require a short hike or portage depending on the specific access point. There may be restrictions on motorboat use to preserve the lake's pristine environment and tranquility. Visitors should check with the NYSDEC and local authorities for current regulations and guidelines regarding lake usage, camping, and fire permits.

The surrounding area features typical Adirondack flora and fauna. Wildlife, including deer, bear, and various bird species, may be observed in the vicinity of the lake.

While Round Lake itself is relatively small, it is often part of a larger network of lakes and waterways that contribute to the rich biodiversity and recreational value of the Adirondack region.