It’s important to note that several of these views are ONLY possible from the cab of the Fire Tower. While the summit offers good views, there are many sights especially to the North and West that are not visible from the summit. It is also important to note that the tower offers a full panoramic view which is not possible from any one part of the magnificent St. Regis summit.
Looking North. In the center of this photo is Meacham Lake with Debar Mt to the right. Closer on the right is Jenkins Mt.
Looking East. Center is Osgood Pond. Right is Lower St Regis Lake with a view of Paul Smith’s College. Below are Spitfire and Upper St. Regis Lakes and Spectacle Pond. Left are Barnum and Black Ponds.
Looking South. In the center right of this photo is Lake Clear with Upper St. Regis Lake to the left. On the horizon are the High Peaks with Whiteface Mountain visible to the left.
Looking Southwest. In the middle is Raquette Pond and Tupper Lake. On the left is Upper Saranac Lake. On the right is Wolf Pond.Looking Northwest. In the distant center of this photo is Azure Mt. with Bay Pond in the middle.
Looking Southwest with the inside of the cab in view.
Looking Northeast. In the center of this photo is Loon Lake Mountain. Below this is Barnum Pond and then Black Pond.
Looking South Southeast. To the right of this photograph on the horizon is Esther, Whiteface and Moose Mountains In the center are Spitfire Lake and Lower St. Regis Lake and Spectacle Pond.
Looking South Southwest. In the center of the photo is Lake Clear with Upper St. Regis Lake to the left. On the horizon are the High Peaks with Whiteface Mountain visible to the left.
Looking West. This photograph provides views of St. Lawrence County in the distance. To the left of the photograph is Fish Pond.Looking down, in a southern direction at Spitfire and Lower St Regis.
Looking Northwest with the inside of the cab in view.
