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Bear Mountain.

Bear Mountain reaches 1,965 feet in the southeastern Adirondacks. The summit offers views of Brant Lake and the surrounding foothills — a short climb accessible year-round.

Elevation1,965 ft43.4015°N · 73.9196°W
ChapterLake Georgethe region
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§ The Mountain · Plate I

The summit, surveyed.

Trails · Shelters · Waters — 5 mi radius
43.4015°N · 73.9196°W · 1,965 ftThe Atlas
§ Conditions on the Mountain

What the summit is doing today.

§ Getting There

Where to leave the car.

I.Town Line Parking AreaTrailhead1.9 miDirections ↗unpaved
II.The Pines Parking Area1.9 miDirections ↗unpaved
III.Darlings Ford Accessible Parking Area1.9 miDirections ↗unpaved
IV.Parking For Campsite 71.9 miDirections ↗unpaved
V.Bear Slide Access Parking Area1.9 miDirections ↗unpaved
VI.River Road Campsite 5 Parking2.0 miDirections ↗unpaved
VII.Bear Slide Foot Trail Parking2.0 miDirections ↗unpaved
VIII.Parking Buttermilk Road Campsite 82.0 miDirections ↗unpaved
19 lots mapped · +11 more on the map aboveAccessibility — Google & NYSDEC · surface & capacity — NYSDEC · OSM
§ When to go
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Seasonal pattern for this peak · tops out ~1,965 ft · live closures appear above

§ The Wilds Index

Nearby points of interest.

Camps & shelters11 → 6 shown
  • River Road Campsite 52.0 mi
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 72.0 mi
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 82.0 mi
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 62.0 mi
  • Bear Slide Road Campsite 172.1 mi
  • Bear Slides Road Campsite 182.3 mi
+ 5more on the map →
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