Pharaoh Mountain rises to 2,533 feet above the eastern Adirondacks, offering open ledges with views across Pharaoh Lake Wilderness. The summit sees multiple approach routes, with the shortest climbing roughly 1,400 vertical feet in under 2 miles — steep but manageable for a half-day trip.
Nearby waters include Glidden Marsh and Pharaoh Lake.
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