The Adirondack High Peaks Region and Andrew's 46er Page -

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Iroquois Peak

Mount Iroquois	Order of Height in the 46er List: 8
	Elevation: 4840' (1475m) Officially trailless Location: N44.1369 W73.9982 (WGS84) show on locator map (shaded terrain) show on locator map (satellite) show on locator map (topographic) show on topozone map (external)
Iroquois Peak is one of the more interesting of the officially untrailled peaks. It is high and has open alpine terrain on its summit. There are interesting and excellent views of the High Peaks region, including a view of formidable Wallface cliff, the highest cliff in the Eastern US. Iroquois is easily reached from the ridge that connects it with Algonquin. Boundary Peak, a sub-peak between Iroquois and Algonquin, is also quite nice. Thick scrub and krummholz separates Iroquois, Boundary and the official trail.
Andrew's climb logs of Iroquois Peak: [Jun 1, 1996], [Feb 6, 2005], [Feb 15, 2009]

More Images of Iroquois Peak

The view from Iroquois	Iroquois Peak
Iroquois from Boundary	MacIntyres from Phelps
Iroquois and Shepherds Tooth	The MacIntryes
The Macintyre Range	The Macintyre Range

Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Iroquois Peak)

Image Gallery: Algonquin and Iroquois, June 1996

Image Gallery: February 2005 Algonquin - Iroquois Hike

Image Gallery: February 2009 Shepherd's Tooth Loop

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