Mount Marshall

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Mount Marshall is a High Peaks mountain in New York’s Adirondack range, popular with hikers for its remote, rugged terrain and scenic wilderness surroundings.

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Mount Marshall canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedFromTrailhead Adirondak Loj area (via longer approaches)
Upper Works trailhead
characterizedBy forested summit
remote location
climate humid continental climate
drainage Calamity Brook
Herbert Brook
Hudson River watershed
Indian Pass Brook
Opalescent River
elevation 1316 meters
4318 feet
governedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
hasEcosystem boreal forest
northern hardwood forest
hasListing Adirondack Forty-Sixers
Adirondack High Peaks
hasNearbyFeature Calamity Pond
Cold Brook Pass
Flowed Lands
Iroquois Peak
Wallface Mountain
hasRecreationActivity backcountry skiing
snowshoeing
hasSummitViews limited
hasUnofficialTrails herd paths
isClimbedBy Adirondack Forty-Sixers aspirants
isPopularFor backpacking
hiking
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
New York
United States
locatedInCounty Essex County, New York
locatedInProtectedArea High Peaks Wilderness Area
namedAfter Robert Marshall
linked to: Bob Marshall
partOfRange Adirondack High Peaks
MacIntyre Range
prominence 164 meters
rankAmongAdirondackHighPeaksByHeight 25
terrain rugged
topographicMap USGS Mount Marcy
linked to: Mount Marcy
typicalSummerConditions cool and wet
typicalWinterConditions snowy and cold
withinManagementUnit New York State Forest Preserve

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Indian Pass near Mount Marshall
Calamity Brook Trail accessPointFor Mount Marshall
Indian Pass Trail locatedNear Mount Marshall
Iroquois Peak neighboringPeak Mount Marshall