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Springer Mountain.

Springer Mountain rises to 1,742 feet in the southern Adirondacks. A relatively modest peak with limited trail development — local access varies by land status.

Elevation1,742 ft43.3401°N · 73.9123°W
ChapterLake Georgethe region
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§ Overview

Nearby waters include Mink Brook and Bell Brook Pond.

§ The Mountain · Plate I

The summit, surveyed.

Trails · Shelters · Waters — 5 mi radius
43.3401°N · 73.9123°W · 1,742 ftThe Atlas
§ Conditions on the Mountain

What the summit is doing today.

§ Getting There

Where to leave the car.

I.Pike'S Beach Accessible ParkingTrailhead2.5 miDirections ♿︎ Accessibleunpaved
II.Pikes Beach Parking2.7 miDirections unpaved
III.Schofield Flats Accessible Parking2.8 miDirections ♿︎ Accessibleunpaved
IV.Scofield Flats Parking2.9 miDirections unpaved
V.Hadley Mountain Parking Lot3.0 miDirections unpaved
5 lots mapped · 2 accessibleAccessibility — Google & NYSDEC · surface & capacity — NYSDEC · OSM
§ When to go
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Seasonal pattern for this peak · tops out ~1,742 ft · live closures appear above

§ The Wilds Index

Nearby points of interest.

Camps & shelters3
  • Pikes Beach Campsite 42.5 mi
  • Scofield Flats Campsite 22.8 mi
  • Scofield Flats Campsite 12.9 mi
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