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Iroquois Peak

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Mount Iroquois

Elevation: 4840' (1475m)
Officially trailless
Location: N44.1369 W73.9982 (WGS84)
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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], [Aug 17, 2013]

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

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

Image Gallery: August 2013 Shepherd's Tooth Loop

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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 message board (358 messages) last message posted on Tue Aug 02, 08:32 EDT 2016 by Scott Tweet Follow @alavigne_net	Iroquois Peak Order in 46R List: 8 Mount Iroquois 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], [Aug 17, 2013] 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 Image Gallery: August 2013 Shepherd's Tooth Loop 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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