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Welcome to the Adirondack High Peaks section of my web page. This section serves a dual purpose: to provide a compendium of images and information about my exploration of these mountains, and to provide a log of the adventures that led to me becoming Adirondack 46er #5506!

The Adirondack Park of Northern New York State is a wonderful expanse of wilderness in the middle of a busy and populous region of the continent. In fact, it is the largest park in the whole of Eastern North America. This set of web pages focuses on the more mountainous northeast region of the park known as the "High Peaks" region. This is an area characterized by newly-uplifted but ancient-in-composition granitic rock, worn down over the millennia by erosionary processes into dome-shaped summits. Trails are often rugged, eroded and steep.

I hope you find this set of pages to be a good companion resource to all of the other Adirondack Mountain pages on the internet!

General Info

Overview Map and Introduction

The 46 Adirondack High Peaks

Interactive Peak Locator Map

High Peaks Image Compendium

Panoramas of the High Peaks

Links & Resources (Guidebooks)

Andrew's Adventures

Image Galleries and Trip Reports

My Annotated Peak List

My 46er Climbing Summary

My 46er Climbing Log

Spotlight on Marcy Dam

Maps and Graphs

GPS Tracklogs and Waypoints

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Most Recent Climbing Logs

Mar. 7, 2020 : Algonquin Peak

Andrew Lavigne, Brian Connell, Gino Brancatelli, Alana Wilcox

An exploratory expedition up the North-east face of Algonquin Peak.

Noticed what looked like a good winter line up the northeastern aspect of Algonquin while doing some image resizing of an older trip report. Further examination r... [more] [image gallery]

Feb. 9, 2020 : Saint Regis Mountain

Andrew Lavigne, Jennifer Innes, Gino Brancatelli, Alana Wilcox

A first-time visit to a new Adirondack fire tower peak: Saint Regis Mountain.

Taking advantage of a short clear-weather window, we started in the morning dark, the air clear and very chilly (-27C/-17F) and broke trail through fr... [more] [image gallery]

Feb. 2, 2020 : Noonmark Mountain

Andrew Lavigne, Ruth Goitom, David Schyff, Tessica Truong, Alison Gu

A straightforward and mostly-cloudy winter loop of Noonmark Mountain, and an intro for a group of newcomers to the Adirondacks.

Virtually every weekend of the 2019-2020 winter season had been cloudy or otherwise inclement, and I'... [more] [image gallery]

Dec. 7, 2019 : Goodnow Mountain, Mount Arab

Andrew Lavigne, Jennifer Innes, Brian Connell, Alana Wilcox

A two-fer twin-tower hike with a 'twilight' hike finish: Goodnow Mountain and Mount Arab.

This time of year works best for sunset/twilight hikes, so we're at it again - this time we tacked two short fire tower climbs and finished... [more] [image gallery]

Nov. 23, 2019 : Mount Jo

Andrew Lavigne, Jennifer Innes, Brian Connell, Chris Hatko

An easy return to 'twilight' hiking (a term coined during 2016's spate of three sunset/sunrise hikes), this time to the top of Mount Jo.

Twilight hikes work best when the distance (and therefore time) required to get from trailhe... [more] [image gallery]

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Return to alavigne.net home Adirondack High Peaks Main Page Send Feedback Tweet Follow @alavigne_net	Welcome to the Adirondack High Peaks section of my web page. This section serves a dual purpose: to provide a compendium of images and information about my exploration of these mountains, and to provide a log of the adventures that led to me becoming Adirondack 46er #5506! The Adirondack Park of Northern New York State is a wonderful expanse of wilderness in the middle of a busy and populous region of the continent. In fact, it is the largest park in the whole of Eastern North America. This set of web pages focuses on the more mountainous northeast region of the park known as the "High Peaks" region. This is an area characterized by newly-uplifted but ancient-in-composition granitic rock, worn down over the millennia by erosionary processes into dome-shaped summits. Trails are often rugged, eroded and steep. I hope you find this set of pages to be a good companion resource to all of the other Adirondack Mountain pages on the internet! General Info Overview Map and Introduction The 46 Adirondack High Peaks Interactive Peak Locator Map High Peaks Image Compendium Panoramas of the High Peaks Links & Resources (Guidebooks) Andrew's Adventures Image Galleries and Trip Reports My Annotated Peak List My 46er Climbing Summary My 46er Climbing Log Spotlight on Marcy Dam Maps and Graphs GPS Tracklogs and Waypoints Feedback Have a message to send to me, or a bug to report? If you are on a mobile device, use this Feedback Form If you are on a desktop PC, use this Feedback Form Most Recent Climbing Logs Mar. 7, 2020 : Algonquin Peak Andrew Lavigne, Brian Connell, Gino Brancatelli, Alana Wilcox An exploratory expedition up the North-east face of Algonquin Peak. Noticed what looked like a good winter line up the northeastern aspect of Algonquin while doing some image resizing of an older trip report. Further examination r... [more] [image gallery] Feb. 9, 2020 : Saint Regis Mountain Andrew Lavigne, Jennifer Innes, Gino Brancatelli, Alana Wilcox A first-time visit to a new Adirondack fire tower peak: Saint Regis Mountain. Taking advantage of a short clear-weather window, we started in the morning dark, the air clear and very chilly (-27C/-17F) and broke trail through fr... [more] [image gallery] Feb. 2, 2020 : Noonmark Mountain Andrew Lavigne, Ruth Goitom, David Schyff, Tessica Truong, Alison Gu A straightforward and mostly-cloudy winter loop of Noonmark Mountain, and an intro for a group of newcomers to the Adirondacks. Virtually every weekend of the 2019-2020 winter season had been cloudy or otherwise inclement, and I'... [more] [image gallery] Dec. 7, 2019 : Goodnow Mountain, Mount Arab Andrew Lavigne, Jennifer Innes, Brian Connell, Alana Wilcox A two-fer twin-tower hike with a 'twilight' hike finish: Goodnow Mountain and Mount Arab. This time of year works best for sunset/twilight hikes, so we're at it again - this time we tacked two short fire tower climbs and finished... [more] [image gallery] Nov. 23, 2019 : Mount Jo Andrew Lavigne, Jennifer Innes, Brian Connell, Chris Hatko An easy return to 'twilight' hiking (a term coined during 2016's spate of three sunset/sunrise hikes), this time to the top of Mount Jo. Twilight hikes work best when the distance (and therefore time) required to get from trailhe... [more] [image gallery] [ view older/all climbing logs ] 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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