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Map of Black Bear Mountain Trail from Seventh Lake
43.76°N · 74.76°W · CARTO Voyager
§ The Trails · Raquette Lake

Black Bear Mountain Trail from Seventh Lake.

Black Bear Mountain Trail climbs from Seventh Lake to a modest summit with views over the Fulton Chain of Lakes in the central Adirondacks. At 1.5 miles one-way, it's a short, manageable ascent suited to a morning or afternoon outing. The trailhead is accessed from the Seventh Lake shoreline, making it a popular hike for paddlers and campers staying in the area.

Length1.5 mi
Elevation gain523 ft
High point2,185 ft
Difficulty · est.Easy
Book time59 minguidebook pace
Field dataOpenStreetMap geometry · elevation sampled ~150 m
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§ When to go
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Seasonal pattern for this trail · tops out ~2,185 ft · live closures appear above

§ Before you go
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§ The Route · 1.5 Miles Mapped

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Directions to the Trailhead
Plate No. 1 — Black Bear Mountain Trail from Seventh LakeThe Atlas · CARTO
Elevation profile
Easy · est
Max 2,185 ftMin 1,886 ftNet gain 523 ft
2,185 ft1,886 ft0 mi0.4 mi0.7 mi1.1 mi1.5 mi
GradeGentleSteep 7%+Very steep 11%+
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