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Morton Mountain.

Morton Mountain rises to 1,060 feet in the southern Adirondacks. A modest summit by regional standards, but it offers a short climb and local views for hikers looking to avoid the High Peaks crowds.

Elevation1,060 ft43.4065°N · 73.8740°W
ChapterLake Georgethe region
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§ Overview

Nearby waters include Buttermilk Brook and Cold Brook.

§ The Mountain · Plate I

The summit, surveyed.

Trails · Shelters · Waters — 5 mi radius
43.4065°N · 73.8740°W · 1,060 ftThe Atlas
§ Conditions on the Mountain

What the summit is doing today.

§ Getting There

Where to leave the car.

I.Bear Slide Accessible Parking AreaTrailhead0.3 miDirections unpaved
II.Parking Buttermilk Road Campsite 80.3 miDirections unpaved
III.Parking For Campsite 70.4 miDirections unpaved
IV.Parking For Buttermilk Road Campsite 90.4 miDirections unpaved
V.The Pines Parking Area0.5 miDirections unpaved
VI.Bear Slide Foot Trail Parking0.5 miDirections unpaved
VII.Bear Slide Accessible Tent Site 2 Parking0.5 miDirections unpaved
VIII.Darlings Ford Accessible Parking Area0.6 miDirections unpaved
18 lots mapped · +10 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 ~1,060 ft · live closures appear above

§ The Wilds Index

Nearby points of interest.

Camps & shelters15 → 6 shown
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 80.3 mi
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 70.3 mi
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 90.4 mi
  • Buttermilk Road Campsite 60.4 mi
  • Bear Slides Road Campsite 180.5 mi
  • Gay Pond Road Campsite 130.6 mi
+ 9more on the map →
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