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Number Seven Mountain.

Number Seven Mountain reaches 1,745 feet in the western Adirondacks. The summit is trailless and lightly traveled — brushy hardwood forest with no maintained route to the top.

Elevation1,745 ft43.4292°N · 73.8529°W
ChapterLake Georgethe region
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§ Overview

Nearby waters include Ferguson Brook and Buttermilk Brook.

§ The Mountain · Plate I

The summit, surveyed.

Trails · Shelters · Waters — 5 mi radius
43.4292°N · 73.8529°W · 1,745 ftThe Atlas
§ Conditions on the Mountain

What the summit is doing today.

§ Getting There

Where to leave the car.

I.Parking For Gay Pond Road Site 11Trailhead1.3 miDirections unpaved
II.Gay Pond Road Site 13 Parking1.4 miDirections unpaved
III.Gay Pond Road Site 14 Parking1.4 miDirections unpaved
IV.Gay Pond Road Parking For Site 121.4 miDirections unpaved
V.Gay Pond Road Site 10 Parking1.5 miDirections unpaved
VI.Gay Pond Road Intersection Parking Lot1.6 miDirections unpaved
VII.Parking For Buttermilk Road Campsite 91.6 miDirections unpaved
VIII.Parking Buttermilk Road Campsite 82.1 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 ~1,745 ft · live closures appear above

§ The Wilds Index

Nearby points of interest.

Camps & shelters15 → 6 shown
  • Thousand Acres Ranch Resort0.9 mi
  • Campsite 19 Chamberlain Farm1.0 mi
  • Gay Pond Road Campsite 111.3 mi
  • Gay Pond Road Campsite 131.4 mi
  • Huckleberry Mt Campsite 141.4 mi
  • Gay Pond Road Campsite 121.4 mi
+ 9more on the map →
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