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Hurricane
ADK
· 3697 ft
· adk-hurricane
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2025-07-19
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Tom hiked Hurricane Mountain via the 9N trailhead on July 19, 2025, with his eight-year-old daughter on a slow, leisurely ascent. The summit was busy with good views; they spent 45 minutes on top and spoke with the summit steward. The descent was similarly relaxed with no significant trail hazards reported.
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Tom hiked Hurricane Mountain via the 9N trailhead on July 19, 2025, with his eight-year-old daughter on a slow, leisurely ascent. The summit was busy with good views; they spent 45 minutes on top and spoke with the summit steward. The descent was similarly relaxed with no significant trail hazards reported.
An evergreen trail guide to the popular Hurricane Mountain southern approach from Route 9N. The route passes through forest and boardwalks, with rock scrambles and an open fire tower summit. Best tackled late spring to early fall to avoid icy conditions.
rockyscramble
Hiker climbed Donaldson and Emmons on a wet, cold, rainy day with muddy conditions on the Calkins herd path, then returned on 6/2 to summit Hurricane (with good views) and Jay Mountains (with excellent views and spectacular rocky terrain). Spring mud was notable; no significant bug activity.</summary>
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Hikers completed a traverse from Knoblock to Tripod on April 9 in frozen spring conditions with 1–2 feet of snow in places. Wore spikes throughout and encountered thick blowdown and new growth sections requiring some route-finding, but conditions were generally navigable and the frozen ground provided good support.
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Evergreen trail guide describing Jay Mountain as a scenic undulating out-and-back hike with multiple lookouts, wooded terrain until the summit, and views of Hurricane Mountain and Lake Champlain. The route features excellent fall foliage conditions and is popular with visitors.
dryexposed
The Nun-Da-Ga-O Ridge Loop is a difficult, challenging route featuring multiple scrambles, open ledges, and panoramic views. The trail includes white-blazed sections that transition to unmarked terrain requiring good navigation skills and steady nerves. Trailhead access via unmaintained O'Toole Road can be muddy or require walking in winter and spring.</summary>
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Big Crow Mountain is a short, easy Adirondack hike featuring multiple open rock slab lookouts with excellent High Peaks views. The rocky sections are extremely slippery when wet but bone dry in good weather; the trail includes a few steep short sections but can be completed in about 90 minutes round-trip.
dryrockyslabsteepwet-rock
Big Crow Mountain is a steep but short hike in Keene, NY with excellent views of Hurricane Mountain and 28 other high peaks. The route can be extended as a loop by including Little Crow Mountain and descending via Hurricane Road.
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Hurricane Mountain, Mount Hurricane, Mt Hurricane, Hurricane Peak