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Mount Haystack

Order in 46R List:
3

Haystack Mountain and Marcy

Elevation: 4960' (1511m)
Officially trailled
Location: N44.1056 W73.9006 (WGS84)
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Mount Haystack is a very, very nice mountain. It is among the highest of the Adirondack peaks, but, owing to the relatively long distance required to get to it, does not see a lot of traffic (compared to, say, Algonquin). Haystack has extensive above-treeline terrain, and has superb views of Mount Marcy (which is on the other side of the yawning maw of Panther Gorge, which separates the two peaks), and many other of the surrounding High Peaks. Haystack sports interesting and challenging trails leading up to it from the southwest and northeast. Little Haystack, a subsidiary nubble of Haystack, is quite interesting and scenic in its own right. A long trek to this peak, anyway you slice it, but worth it! Save for a non-cloudy day!

Andrew's climb logs of Mount Haystack: [Jul. 1, 1999], [Jun. 26, 2004], [Feb. 23, 2008], [Jul. 24, 2016]

More Images of Mount Haystack

Haystack Mountain

Pre-dawn Haystack

Haystack and Marcy from Colvin

Haystack Summit

Haystack Mountain

Haystack and Little Haystack

The Best View of Haystack?

Marcy, Skylight and Haystack

Haystack and little Haystack

Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Mount Haystack)

Image Gallery: Haystack, July 1999

Image Gallery: June 2004 Solstice / Great Range Hike

Image Gallery: February 2008 - Finishing the Winter 46: Haystack Mountain

Image Gallery: July 2016 Haystack Mountain Climb

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Return to alavigne.net home Adirondack High Peaks Table of Contents General Info Main Page Overview Map & Intro ADK 46 Peak List Peak Locator Map Image Compendium Panoramas Links and Resources Andrew's Adventures Image Galleries and Trip Reports Annotated Peak List 46R Climb Summary Climbing Log Spotlight on Marcy Dam Maps and Graphs GPS Tracklogs and Waypoints Communicate Send Feedback Tweet Follow @alavigne_net	Mount Haystack Order in 46R List: 3 Haystack Mountain and Marcy Elevation: 4960' (1511m) Officially trailled Location: N44.1056 W73.9006 (WGS84) show on locator map (shaded terrain) show on locator map (satellite) show on locator map (topographic) show on topozone map (external) Mount Haystack is a very, very nice mountain. It is among the highest of the Adirondack peaks, but, owing to the relatively long distance required to get to it, does not see a lot of traffic (compared to, say, Algonquin). Haystack has extensive above-treeline terrain, and has superb views of Mount Marcy (which is on the other side of the yawning maw of Panther Gorge, which separates the two peaks), and many other of the surrounding High Peaks. Haystack sports interesting and challenging trails leading up to it from the southwest and northeast. Little Haystack, a subsidiary nubble of Haystack, is quite interesting and scenic in its own right. A long trek to this peak, anyway you slice it, but worth it! Save for a non-cloudy day! Andrew's climb logs of Mount Haystack: [Jul. 1, 1999], [Jun. 26, 2004], [Feb. 23, 2008], [Jul. 24, 2016] More Images of Mount Haystack Haystack Mountain Pre-dawn Haystack Haystack and Marcy from Colvin Haystack Summit Haystack Mountain Haystack and Little Haystack The Best View of Haystack? Marcy, Skylight and Haystack Haystack and little Haystack Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Mount Haystack) Image Gallery: Haystack, July 1999 Image Gallery: June 2004 Solstice / Great Range Hike Image Gallery: February 2008 - Finishing the Winter 46: Haystack Mountain Image Gallery: July 2016 Haystack Mountain Climb Tweet Follow @alavigne_net Send feedback or leave comments (note: comments in message board below are separate from those in above message board) send feedback \| homemade custom message board (358 messages) (last message posted on Tue. Aug. 02, 08:32 EDT 2016 by Scott)
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