The High Peaks are a group of 46 prominent mountains that were believed to be the tallest within the Adirondack Park during the early 20th Century. A number of hikers, known as “Fourty-Sixers,” have successfully climbed to the top of all 46 classified High Peaks.
Marcy: 5,344 ft.
Algonquin: 5,114 ft.
Haystack: 4,960 ft.
Skylight: 4,926 ft.
Whiteface: 4,867 ft.
Dix: 4,857 ft.
Gray: 4,840 ft.
Iroquois Peak: 4,840 ft.
Basin: 4,826 ft.
Gothics: 4,736 ft.
Colden: 4,714 ft.
Giant: 4,627 ft.
Nippletop: 4,620 ft.
Santanoni: 4,607 ft.
Redfield: 4,606 ft.
Wright Peak: 4,580 ft.
Saddleback: 4,515 ft.
Panther: 4,442 ft.
TableTop: 4,427 ft.
Rocky Peak: 4,420 ft.
Macomb: 4,405 ft.
Armstrong: 4,400 ft.
Hough: 4,400 ft.
Seward: 4,361 ft.
Marshall: 4,360 ft.
Allen: 4,340 ft.
Big Slide: 4,240 ft.
Esther: 4,240
Upper Wolf Jaw: 4,185 ft.
Lower Wolf Jaw: 4,175 ft.
Street: 4,166 ft.
Phelps: 4,161 ft.
Donaldson: 4,140 ft.
Seymour: 4,120 ft.
Sawteeth: 4,100 ft.
Cascade: 4,098 ft.
South Dix: 4,060 ft.
Porter: 4,059 ft.
Colvin: 4,057 ft.
Emmons: 4,040 ft.
Dial: 4,020 ft.
Grace Peak: 4,012 ft.
Blake Peak: 3,960 ft.
Cliff: 3,960 ft.
Nye: 3,895 ft.
Couchsachraga: 3,820 ft.
The 192,685 acre High Peaks Wilderness Area, which is mostly located within the Towns of Keene and North Elba in northwestern Essex County.