Adirondack High Peaks: Algonquin, Iroquois and Wright

Learning the Trails at three of the Adirondack's Highest Peaks: Algonquin, Iroquois & Wright in the imposing MacIntyre Range. This range is home to gorgeous views, a fragile ecosystem and the wreckage of a 1962 military plane crash. The mountains also endure some of the most extreme weather in New York State.
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[@ciaphascain1919]

Great job man! Loved it ❤

[@frankrn]

I havent been there since 2004. trail is really worn. thank you for the great post!

[@jonlengel3341]

I’ve followed your reports on the forums now I found you here. Great video!

[@Snitchols]

Those little board bridges were not there when I did Iroquois and that "low" section was nothing but mud. We called it the Iroquois Tar Pits and yes, one of us went in. Another great video.

[@learningthetrails7570]

Thanks again! I was told the puncheons are relatively new. That "unmaintained" maintained stretch was a breeze.
Pokey's 46er correspondent called Iroquois' mud "Adironda-muck" and told us it was at least knee deep when she did it.

[@cliffmathew]

thanks