Rocky Peak Ridge

Rocky Peak Ridge rises to 4,420 feet, making it the twentieth highest peak of the Adirondack Mountains, featuring exposed rocky terrain along its trails.

The first recorded climb of Rocky Peak Ridge occurred in 1878 by trail guides Fred J. Patterson and Sam Dunning, marking the beginning of its documented history.

The peak forms part of the Adirondack Park's 46 High Peaks, drawing numerous mountaineers who aim to complete all summits throughout the year.

Hikers can access the summit through the East Trail from US Route 9, covering 6.7 miles one way with an elevation gain of 4,700 feet.

Lake Mary Louise sits near the summit, while a memorial cross for Eric Engler stands along the trail, marking a significant location for visitors.

Location: New York

Website: https://dec.ny.gov/lands/100750.html

GPS coordinates: 44.15421,-73.70537

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:06