Mount Skylight

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Mount Skylight is one of the highest and most remote peaks in New York’s Adirondack High Peaks, known for its open, rocky summit and expansive panoramic views.

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instanceOf mountain
accessTrailhead Adirondak Loj trailhead (via Marcy and Four Corners)
Upper Works trailhead
climbingSeason year-round with proper equipment
country United States
county Essex County
drainage Hudson River watershed
Lake Tear of the Clouds area
Opalescent River
elevation about 1502 meters
about 4926 feet
hasHazard limited cell phone coverage
rapidly changing mountain weather
remote backcountry location
hasSummitCharacteristic expansive panoramic views
open rocky summit
hasSummitFeature large summit cairns built from rocks
hasTerrain rocky alpine-like summit
hasVegetation boreal forest on lower slopes
hasViewOf Allen Mountain
Gray Peak
Great Range of the Adirondacks
Haystack Mountain
Mount Marcy
isPopularFor Adirondack 46er peakbagging
hiking
isRemote true
listing Adirondack Forty-Sixers
Adirondack High Peaks
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
Essex County, New York
New York State
Town of Newcomb, New York
linked to: Newcomb, New York

United States
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mountainRange Adirondack High Peaks
near Four Corners col
Mount Marcy
partOf Adirondack Park
prominence about 578 feet
rankByElevationInAdirondacks one of the highest peaks
region Northeastern United States
requires strenuous full-day hike for most parties
state New York
topographicIsolation several miles from the nearest road
winterAscent popular among experienced Adirondack hikers
withinProtectedArea High Peaks Wilderness Area

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Mount Marcy hasNearbyPeak Mount Skylight
Mount Redfield isEastOf Mount Skylight