Dial Mountain

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Dial Mountain is one of New York’s Adirondack High Peaks, a forested summit in the Great Range region popular with experienced hikers seeking to complete the traditional Forty-Sixers list.

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Dial Mountain canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedFrom St. Huberts trailheads
climateZone humid continental climate
country United States
county Essex County
drainage East Branch Ausable River watershed
Hudson River watershed
elevation approximately 1225 meters
approximately 4020 feet
hasNeighbor Colvin Range
linked to: MacIntyre Range

Nippletop
hasViewOf Dix Range
Great Range
Nippletop
hikingUse day hiking
peakbagging
includedInList traditional Forty-Sixers list
listedIn Adirondack Forty-Sixers
Adirondack High Peaks
locatedIn Essex County, New York
New York
Town of Keene, New York
United States
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mountainRange Adirondack Mountains
partOf Adirondack High Peaks region
linked to: High Peaks region

Adirondack Mountains
Great Range
peakNumberInFortySixers one of the original 46 Adirondack High Peaks
popularityWith experienced hikers
prominence approximately 280 feet
protectionStatus within Adirondack Park
recreationActivity hiking
snowshoeing in winter
region High Peaks Wilderness
state New York
surfaceCover boreal forest near summit
mixed northern hardwood forest
topographicMap USGS Mount Marcy
linked to: Mount Marcy
town Keene, New York
trailDifficulty moderate to strenuous
vegetationType forested summit
withinProtectedArea Adirondack Park Forest Preserve
linked to: Adirondack Park

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Nippletop oftenHikedWith Dial Mountain
Nippletop nearbyPeak Dial Mountain
High Peaks region contains Dial Mountain