Dudley Mountain rises to 1,601 feet in the southeastern Adirondacks. No marked trail exists — bushwhackers typically ascend from the north via old logging roads, aiming for limited views from the wooded summit.
Nearby waters include Paradox Creek and Dudley Pond.
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