Colden Mountain

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Colden Mountain is a prominent Adirondack peak in New York’s High Peaks region, popular with hikers for its challenging trails and dramatic views over Avalanche Lake and the surrounding wilderness.

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Colden Mountain canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
country United States
county Essex County
difficulty challenging
elevation 1437 m
4714 ft
hasNotableFeature cliffs and slides
steep eastern slopes above Avalanche Lake
hasRoute Avalanche Pass route
Lake Arnold Trail
Trap Dike route
hasSummitType rocky summit
hasViewOf Algonquin Peak
Avalanche Lake NERFINISHED
Lake Colden
MacIntyre Range
Mount Marcy
Trap Dike
isNorthOf Avalanche Lake NERFINISHED
isSouthOf Algonquin Peak
isWestOf Mount Marcy
listing Adirondack High Peaks
Northeast 111 4,000-footers
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
Essex County, New York
High Peaks region
New York State
United States
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mountainRange Adirondack Mountains
namedAfter David S. Colden
nearestLake Avalanche Lake NERFINISHED
Lake Colden
partOf High Peaks Wilderness Area
popularFor backpacking
hiking
scrambling
prominence ~600 ft
region High Peaks region
state New York
topographicMap USGS Mount Marcy
linked to: Mount Marcy
trailheadAccess Adirondak Loj
linked to: Adirondack Loj

Upper Works
typicalUseSeason three-season hiking
winterUse winter mountaineering
withinProtectedArea Adirondack Park

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