46 Adirondack High Peaks

Embrace the Journey...

By hiking all 46 of the Adirondack High Peaks, you can become an official Adirondack Forty-Sixer.  After completing such an awesome feat, why not get a little credit for it?  As it says on the ADK46er website, "you don't join the Forty-Sixers, you become one by climbing the 46 High Peaks".

 History of the Adirondack Forty-Sixers Inc.

 

This group is a membership organization which recognizes those who have climbed the 46 High Peaks in the Adirondack Mountains.  Founders Robert and George Marshall, as well as friend and guide Herbert Clark, identified 46 mountains with an elevation of 4,000 feet or higher in what is now the Adirondack Park. Over a seven-year period, ending with their last needed summit in 1925, they were the first to ascend all 46 peaks.  There remains great incentive to continue climbing the 46 today, and in maintaining traditions it is required that correspondence to report your climbs is done in writing and mailed to the Historian of the Adirondack Forty-Sixers.

 

To see the full list of 46 Adirondack High Peaks, check out the table below:

Rank	Mountain	Elevation (ft)	Rank	Mountain	Elevation (ft)
1	Marcy	5344	24	Seward	4361
2	Algonquin	5114	25	Marshall	4360
3	Haystack	4960	26	Allen	4340
4	Skylight	4926	27	Big Slide	4240
5	Whiteface	4867	28	Esther	4240
6	Dix	4857	29	Upper Wolf Jaw	4185
7	Gray	4840	30	Lower Wolf Jaw	4175
8	Iroquois	4840	31	Street	4166
9	Basin	4827	32	Phelps	4161
10	Gothics	4736	33	Donaldson	4140
11	Colden	4714	34	Seymour	4120
12	Giant	4627	35	Sawteeth	4100
13	Nippletop	4620	36	Cascade	4098
14	Santanoni	4607	37	South Dix	4060
15	Redfield	4606	38	Porter	4059
16	Wright Peak	4580	39	Colvin	4057
17	Saddleback	4515	40	Emmons	4040
18	Panther	4442	41	Dial	4020
19	TableTop	4427	42	Grace Peak	4012
20	Rocky Peak Ridge	4420	43	Blake Peak	3960
21	Macomb	4405	44	Cliff	3960
22	Armstrong	4400	45	Nye	3895
23	Hough	4400	46	Couchsachraga	3820