Couchsachraga Peak

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Couchsachraga Peak is a remote, trailless Adirondack mountain regarded as one of the more challenging and isolated of the traditional Forty-Six High Peaks.

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Couchsachraga Peak canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedFrom Bradley Pond trailhead
Santanoni Range herd paths
climbingSeason year-round
commonlyClimbedWith Panther Peak
Santanoni Peak
considered one of the more challenging Adirondack High Peaks
one of the more remote Adirondack High Peaks
country United States
drainageTo Cold River watershed
elevation about 1164 meters
about 3820 feet
hasFeature boggy approach
remote location
trailless summit
wooded summit
hasListing Adirondack Forty-Six High Peaks
hasReputationFor limited views
long approach hike
muddy trails
hasSummitMarker small wooded clearing
includedIn traditional list of Forty-Six High Peaks despite being under 4000 feet
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
New York
United States
locatedInProtectedArea High Peaks Wilderness Area
locatedInRegion Essex County, New York
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mapQuadrangle USGS Santanoni Peak
mountainRange Adirondack Mountains
nameLanguageOrigin Abenaki
nameMeaning “dismal wilderness” or similar translation
near Panther Peak
Santanoni Peak
partOf Adirondack High Peaks
MacIntyre Range area
popularWith Adirondack 46ers
prominence about 460 feet
rankInAdirondack46 46
requires backcountry route-finding skills
herd path navigation
state New York
surveyStatus later found to be under 4000 feet after original 46er list was created
topographicIsolation relatively high among Adirondack High Peaks
winterAscentRequires snow travel and navigation skills

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Panther Peak hasViewOf Couchsachraga Peak
Santanoni Peak isHigherThan Couchsachraga Peak
High Peaks region contains Couchsachraga Peak