Mount Sugartop

Mount Sugartop is a mountain peak in the Allardyce Range that rises to approximately 2,300 meters (7,500 feet). The slopes are steep and covered with snow throughout most of the year.

The peak was surveyed and named Mount Sugartop during the South Georgia Survey expedition from 1951 to 1952. This replaced the earlier name Sugarloaf Peak that appeared on regional maps.

The mountain serves as a research location for scientists studying sub-Antarctic ecosystems and geological formations in the South Georgia archipelago.

Visiting requires specialized expedition vessels and mountaineering equipment due to the remote location and severe weather conditions. Proper preparation and experience in cold, high-altitude environments are necessary for any attempt.

The peak sits roughly 8 kilometers (5 miles) northwest of Mount Paget and offers direct views of several other summits in the surrounding area. This perspective reveals the full extent of the Allardyce Range from the location.

GPS coordinates: -54.36687,-36.62550

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:04