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TableTop Mountain

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Tabletop Mountain

Elevation: 4427' (1349m)
Officially trailless
Location: N44.1406 W73.9164 (WGS84)
show on locator map (shaded terrain)
show on locator map (satellite)
show on locator map (topographic)
show on topozone map (external)

Tabletop is a broad three-humped peak located roughly between Marcy and Phelps. As you might guess from the name, the summit of Tabletop is not an exciting narrow point. Additionally, Tabletop's summit is fully treed. In the summer, do not expect much in the way of extensive views, although there are some views. In the winter, a thick layer of snow can raise you up enough to sample the superb scenery that surrounds Tabletop. This is not a 'trailled' peak, but a well-defined and semi-maintained herdpath does now lead up Tabletop. The herd-path leaves the Phelps trail not far below Indian Falls.

Andrew's climb logs of TableTop Mountain: [Jan 12, 2003 (FTS)], [Mar 1, 2003], [Oct 3, 2004], [Nov 27, 2005], [Dec 27, 2007]

More Images of TableTop Mountain

Tabletop from Phelps

Tabletop from Marcy Dam

Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (TableTop Mountain)

Image Gallery: January 2003 Tabletop Mountain hike

Image Gallery: March 2003 Tabletop Mountain hike

Image Gallery: January 2003 Tabletop Mountain hike (failed attempt)

Image Gallery: October 2004 Gray Peak Traverse

Image Gallery: November 2005 Tabletop Mountain Hike

Image Gallery: December 2007 hike - Tabletop.

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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	TableTop Mountain Order in 46R List: 19 Tabletop Mountain Elevation: 4427' (1349m) Officially trailless Location: N44.1406 W73.9164 (WGS84) show on locator map (shaded terrain) show on locator map (satellite) show on locator map (topographic) show on topozone map (external) Tabletop is a broad three-humped peak located roughly between Marcy and Phelps. As you might guess from the name, the summit of Tabletop is not an exciting narrow point. Additionally, Tabletop's summit is fully treed. In the summer, do not expect much in the way of extensive views, although there are some views. In the winter, a thick layer of snow can raise you up enough to sample the superb scenery that surrounds Tabletop. This is not a 'trailled' peak, but a well-defined and semi-maintained herdpath does now lead up Tabletop. The herd-path leaves the Phelps trail not far below Indian Falls. Andrew's climb logs of TableTop Mountain: [Jan 12, 2003 (FTS)], [Mar 1, 2003], [Oct 3, 2004], [Nov 27, 2005], [Dec 27, 2007] More Images of TableTop Mountain Tabletop from Phelps Tabletop from Marcy Dam Related Image Galleries / Trip Reports (TableTop Mountain) Image Gallery: January 2003 Tabletop Mountain hike Image Gallery: March 2003 Tabletop Mountain hike Image Gallery: January 2003 Tabletop Mountain hike (failed attempt) Image Gallery: October 2004 Gray Peak Traverse Image Gallery: November 2005 Tabletop Mountain Hike Image Gallery: December 2007 hike - Tabletop. [ send feedback \| message board (358 messages) (last message posted on Tue Aug 02, 08:32 EDT 2016 by Scott) ] Tweet Follow @alavigne_net Facebook comments (note: these comments are separate from those in internal message board, above)
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