The St. Regis River Watershed includes three branches: the West, Middle and East. The drainage area begins with the West Branch in the St. Regis Canoe Area, next to the Middle Branch and the Route of the Seven Carries, Paul Smiths and Keese Mills all the way to Madawaska and Santa Clara. Finally, the East Branch, including the Osgood River and the outlet of Meacham Lake via the Everton Preserve, where it joins the Middle Branch above the Village of St. Regis Falls. This photo essay is incomplete and should have more photos added. Many of these shots were taken along roadways, although kayaking and canoeing were also part of the adventure. The St Regis River system has many dimensions and spectacular views.
Outlet of Lower St. Regis Lake. This section is known more as a connector link between the Upper and Lower St. Regis waterways.
Outlet of Lower St. Regis Lake. This section is known more as a connector link between the Upper and Lower St. Regis waterways.