McKenzie Mountain

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McKenzie Mountain is a prominent peak in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, known for its rugged terrain and scenic hiking trails.

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McKenzie Mountain canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
hasCountry United States
hasCounty Essex County
hasEasiestRoute hiking trail
hasElevation 1179 m
3870 ft
hasListing Adirondack 100 Highest
Adirondack Hundred Highest
hasNearbyWaterBody Lake Placid
Saranac Lake
hasNotableFeature rugged terrain
scenic hiking trails
views of High Peaks region
views of Lake Placid
views of Saranac Lake
hasParentRange Adirondack Mountains
hasProminence about 1400 ft
about 430 m
hasProtectionStatus wilderness area within Adirondack Forest Preserve
hasRegion Northern Adirondacks
hasState New York
hasSummitType wooded summit with limited open viewpoints
hasTopoMap USGS Lake Placid
hasTrailhead Route 86 trailhead
Whiteface Inn Road trailhead
hasVegetation boreal forest near summit
northern hardwood forest
isAccessibleFrom Lake Placid
Saranac Lake
isEastOf Lake Placid, New York
linked to: Lake Placid
isInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
isManagedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
isNorthOf Saranac Lake, New York
linked to: Saranac Lake
isPopularFor backcountry skiing
day hiking
snowshoeing
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
Essex County, New York
New York
North Elba, New York
United States
partOf Adirondack Park
McKenzie Mountain Wilderness

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