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Mount Marshall

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Mount Marshall

Elevation: 4360' (1328m)
Officially trailless
Location: N44.1276 W74.0118 (WGS84)
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Mount Marshall is part of the MacIntyre range, but is lower and less interesting than its northern bretheren (Iroquois, Algonquin, Wright). It is a trailless and treed peak. There is a well-defined and semi-maintained herdpath leading up Herbert Brook, and it is actually very nice, with a nice walk up open slabs on the brook for a good portion of the way. Near the summit, recent improvements have virtually eliminated all bushwhacking (assuming you stay on the right route). There is also a very-hard-to-find faint herdpath from Iroquois (Cold brook) pass, but I've not yet been able to find that (although to be honest, I only ever tried this in the winter). There are some reasonable lookouts on the summit.

Andrew's climb logs of Mount Marshall: [Mar. 8, 2003], [Apr. 9, 2006], [Jan. 4, 2008], [Jan. 26, 2013]

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Mount Marshall

Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Mount Marshall)

Image Gallery: March 8 hike (Mount Marshall)

Image Gallery: April 2006 Marshall Loop Hike

Image Gallery: January 2008 - Marshall and Cliff

Image Gallery: January 2013 Marshall 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 Marshall Order in 46R List: 25 Mount Marshall Elevation: 4360' (1328m) Officially trailless Location: N44.1276 W74.0118 (WGS84) show on locator map (shaded terrain) show on locator map (satellite) show on locator map (topographic) show on topozone map (external) Mount Marshall is part of the MacIntyre range, but is lower and less interesting than its northern bretheren (Iroquois, Algonquin, Wright). It is a trailless and treed peak. There is a well-defined and semi-maintained herdpath leading up Herbert Brook, and it is actually very nice, with a nice walk up open slabs on the brook for a good portion of the way. Near the summit, recent improvements have virtually eliminated all bushwhacking (assuming you stay on the right route). There is also a very-hard-to-find faint herdpath from Iroquois (Cold brook) pass, but I've not yet been able to find that (although to be honest, I only ever tried this in the winter). There are some reasonable lookouts on the summit. Andrew's climb logs of Mount Marshall: [Mar. 8, 2003], [Apr. 9, 2006], [Jan. 4, 2008], [Jan. 26, 2013] More Images of Mount Marshall Mount Marshall Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (Mount Marshall) Image Gallery: March 8 hike (Mount Marshall) Image Gallery: April 2006 Marshall Loop Hike Image Gallery: January 2008 - Marshall and Cliff Image Gallery: January 2013 Marshall 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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