Sawteeth

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Sawteeth is a rugged, serrated Adirondack mountain known for its distinctive ridgeline and scenic views, and is recognized as one of the Adirondack High Peaks.

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Sawteeth canonical 2
Sawteeth (mountain) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedFrom St. Huberts
accessedVia Lake Road
Scenic Trail
Weld Trail
country United States
county Essex County
elevation 1260 meters
4139 feet
hasCharacteristic forested lower slopes
rocky upper slopes
rugged terrain
serrated ridgeline
steep slopes
hasNameOrigin named for its saw-like serrated ridgeline
hasParentPeak Pyramid Peak (New York)
hasSummit Sawteeth summit
linked to: Sawteeth Mountain
hasViewOf Gothics (mountain)
Great Range (Adirondacks)
Lower Ausable Lake
Pyramid Peak (New York)
isClimbedBy Adirondack 46ers aspirants
isPopularFor day hiking
peakbagging
isWithin Adirondack Park
knownFor challenging hiking routes
distinctive sawtooth-like profile
scenic views
listing Adirondack 46ers
Adirondack High Peaks
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
Essex County, New York
New York State
United States
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mountainRange Great Range (Adirondacks)
nearestHigherNeighbor Pyramid Peak (New York)
overlooks Ausable River valley
Lower Ausable Lake
Upper Ausable Lake
partOf High Peaks Wilderness Area
prominence approximately 120 meters
approximately 400 feet
region Northeastern New York
state New York
topographicIsolation approximately 0.7 miles
approximately 1.1 kilometers

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Keene Valley, New York hasNearbyPeak Sawteeth (mountain)
linked to: Sawteeth
High Peaks region contains Sawteeth