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Thursday, September 28, 2023

Moxham Mountain


Marie and I signed up for the Moxham Mountain hike. The primary reason was because I wanted to see something that was new to me. It turned out to be a wonderful choice.

In the bus, on the way (picture taken through window), we had this view of the entire mountain. We were getting ready to hike from right to left up to the little hump, down into the saddle and then to to top of the hump with the sheer face.
Moxham Mt


Even part way up, we began to have nice views.
Adirondack view


Part way up the little saddle, we could see the cliffs of the south side of Moxham. Yes, we are hiking to the top.
Moxham Mt


The trail got rockier, with a lot of our walking on ridges and rock outcrops.
hiking up Moxham Mountain


Finally, we were at the top and were rewarded with this spectacular view! The existing North Country Trail is on the front ridge on the opposite side, with the Hudson River in the bottom of the valley.
view from Moxham Mt


Here is the lodge at the camp where the Celebration is being held. We have tents or bunkhouses for sleeping.
Forest Lake Camp


Last night we heard a talk by the Deputy Director of the Adirondack Mountain Club. It was very informative, and they are welcoming the NCT to the Adirondacks. Believe me, our trail would not be here without that acceptance.

See On the Way

2 comments:

Ann said...

You had some spectacular views on that hike.

The Oceanside Animals said...

Lulu: "Our Dada says that looks like a nice hike, and the bare rock at the top reminds him of Bald Mountain near Inlet! Whatever that is!"