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Seymour
ADK
· 4123 ft
· adk-seymour
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2025-10-03
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Active tags: blowdownbushwhackdrymudrockyscramblesteepstream-crossing-difficultwater-available
First-person account of a 17–18 mile loop through the Seward range summitting Donaldson, Emmons, and Seward on October 3, 2025. Trail conditions were mostly dry underfoot with minimal mud on the approach and maintained sections, but significant mud encountered on the ridgeline between Donaldson and Emmons; the route featured unmarked/unmaintained terrain with stream crossings and some minor scrambling.
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First-person account of a 17–18 mile loop through the Seward range summitting Donaldson, Emmons, and Seward on October 3, 2025. Trail conditions were mostly dry underfoot with minimal mud on the approach and maintained sections, but significant mud encountered on the ridgeline between Donaldson and Emmons; the route featured unmarked/unmaintained terrain with stream crossings and some minor scrambling.
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A group of five hikers spent two nights at Blueberry Lean-to and climbed Mount Seward on November 29th in difficult winter conditions with 2-3 feet of unconsolidated snow and muddy sections lower on the trail. The ascent via the north side took 5.5 hours for 3 miles with frequent lead switches due to the steep terrain and challenging snow, while the descent took 2.5 hours. They decided not to attempt the nearby peaks of Donaldson and Emmons due to the difficult conditions encountered.
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A five-day backpacking thru-hike from Sewards to Upper Works via Ouluska Pass involving a grueling 8.5-hour bushwhack through dense spruce-balsam thickets with extensive blowdown, followed by hiking the Northern Peaks Trail and horse trails via Duck Hole and Preston Ponds.
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A two-day hike covering the Seward Range peaks (Donaldson, Emmons, Seward, and Seymour) with significant mud on the lower elevations and steep rock slabs on Seymour's summit approach. The route featured scrambling sections, stream crossings, and varied terrain from flat truck trails to steeply slabbed ascents.
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Seymour Mountain is a long, remote hike featuring steep terrain, slab scrambles, and significant blowdown. The trail follows a long flat blazed approach before ascending a steep, well-worn herd path to the summit with excellent views of the surrounding Seward Range.
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Seymour Mountain, Mount Seymour, Mt Seymour, Seymour Peak