Adirondack 46ers

Mountains over 4,000 feet that we've summited so far - mostly while getting fit for other bigger trekking excursions, and some just because:

21. Blake (#43, 3,980 feet) - August 2014
20. Colvin (#39, 4,057 feet) - 2x -- August 2014
19. Esther (#28, 4,240 feet) - June 2014
18. Gothics (#10, 4,736 feet) - October 2013
17. Haystack (and Little Haystack) (#3, 4,960 feet) - May 2013 (deep snow above 3,500 feet)
16. Basin (#9, 4,827 feet) - July 2012
15. Saddleback (#17, 4,515 feet) - 2x- July 2012
14. Armstrong (#22, 4,400 feet) - July 2011
13. Upper Wolf Jaw (#29, 4,185 feet) - July 2011
12. Lower Wolf Jaw (#30, 4,175 feet) - July 2011
11. Marcy (#1; 5,344 feet) - September 2010
10. Colden (#11; 4,714 feet) - August 2010
9. Iroquois (#8, 4,840 feet) - August 2010
8. Wright Peak (# 16; 4,580 feet) - July 2010
7. Porter (via Blueberry Mtn) (#38; 4,059 feet) - May 2010
6. Phelps (#32; 4,161 feet) - May 2010
5. Whiteface (#5; 4,867 feet) - October 2009
4. Algonquin (#2; 5,114 feet) - September 2009
3. Cascade (#36; 4,098 feet) - October 2007, August 2009, October 2009
2. Big Slide (# 27; 4,240 feet) - October 2007, July 2010
1. Giant (#12; 4,627 feet) - Summer 2007, June 2014

And now ... we have 25 of the 46ers to go.
          Other Adirondack hikes we've done:
          • Cold Brook Pass and Indian Pass Trail
          • Boundary Peak (between Algonquin and Iroquois)
          • Avalanche Pass to Lake Colden and Flowed Lands
          • Yard Mountain (it's 4,009 feet but not listed as part of the 46ers, I think due to not having that independent prominence of 300 feet relative to Big Slide)
          • Giant Washbowl
          • Pitch Off
          • Noonmark
          • Rooster Comb
          • Owl's Head
          • Baxter 
          • Heart Lake 
          • Copperas Lake loop
          • Mirror Lake :)
          Some climbing areas we've explored
          • Upper and Lower Beer Walls  
          • Owl's Head
          • Notch Mountain



          4 comments:

          1. ChickafayefayeSeptember 17, 2013 at 9:51 AM

            Haystack in May. Was it before the snowstorm? :)

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          2. Inga PetriOctober 11, 2013 at 9:24 PM

            There was plenty of snow above 3,500 feet: Post holing to the hips for me! Check out the post on the adventure here: http://talkingtrails.blogspot.ca/2013/05/high-peaks-serve-up-best-back-country.html

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          3. ChickafayefayeOctober 29, 2014 at 8:31 AM

            Nice trip report! I like the tea light solution :)
            I hiked Phelps from the Loj that weekend and was amazed by all the snow.
            Climbing all 46 is such a fun adventure!

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          4. Inga PetriOctober 29, 2014 at 10:12 PM

            :) INDEED!

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