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Adirondack 46 High Peaks Checklist

All 46 Adirondack High Peaks on the 46ers list, highest first. Check off the ones you've climbed to see your progress, summit feet and what's left. Your checks stay in this browser.

Check off the peaks you've climbed

the ADK 46: check off the peaks you have climbed
ClimbedPeakFeet
5,344
5,114
4,960
4,926
4,867
4,857
4,840
4,840
4,827
4,736
4,714
4,627
4,620
4,607
4,606
4,580
4,515
4,442
4,427
4,420
4,405
4,400
4,400
4,361
4,360
4,340
4,240
4,240
4,185
4,175
4,166
4,161
4,140
4,120
4,100
4,098
4,060
4,059
4,057
4,040
4,020
Called East Dix until 2014
4,012
Under 4,000 ft by later surveys, kept on the list by tradition
3,960
Under 4,000 ft by later surveys, kept on the list by tradition
3,960
Under 4,000 ft by later surveys, kept on the list by tradition
3,895
Under 4,000 ft by later surveys, kept on the list by tradition
3,820
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How it's calculated

Progress = peaks checked ÷ 46
Summit feet = sum of the summit
              elevations you checked

Summit feet adds up how high each summit is. It is not the elevation you gained on the trail, which the full tracker logs per hike.

Sources and worked example
Your progress on the ADK 460 / 460% done · 46 to go
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What's left & next peaks

All 46, from Mount Marcy (5,344 ft) down to Couchsachraga Peak (3,820 ft).

Summit feet climbed0 ftof 202,643 ft on the list
Highest climbedNone yet
Highest still to climbMount Marcy

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How the Adirondack 46 checklist works

The list is the Adirondack Forty-Sixers' 46 High Peaks. The rule when the Marshalls and Herb Clark drew it up was 4,000 feet, plus either 300 feet of rise above the col to a higher neighbor or three-quarters of a mile of distance from it. Unlike the White Mountain list, the 46 never change when new surveys come out, which is why four peaks under 4,000 feet are still on it.

1. Check off what you've climbed

Tick the box next to each summit you've reached. The checks save in your browser, so the list is still marked when you come back on the same device. The list of peaks you checked never leaves your device.

2. Read your progress

The panel counts your peaks out of 46, the percent done and how many are left. Summit feet adds up the elevation of every summit you've checked. It is not your elevation gain on the trail, which depends on the trailhead and route.

3. Plan what's left

Set Show to "Still to climb" to see only the peaks you haven't done. Sort A to Z when you want to find one by name. The highest peak you have left shows in the panel.

Worked example

A hiker has climbed Cascade Mountain, Porter Mountain, Giant Mountain and Mount Marcy. That is 4 of 46, or 8.7%, with 42 to go.

Worked example: four High Peaks
Cascade Mountain4,098 ft
Porter Mountain4,059 ft
Giant Mountain4,627 ft
Mount Marcy5,344 ft
Summit feet18,128 ft

The highest peak still to climb is Algonquin Peak at 5,114 ft. All 46 add up to 202,643 ft of summits.

Where the sources differ

The elevations here are the 46ers' traditional figures. Newer maps give slightly different numbers for some peaks. Wikipedia's High Peaks table, for example, has Skylight at 4,924 ft where the 46ers have 4,926.

MacNaughton Mountain is the usual argument. The 46ers note that the latest USGS figure puts it at 4,000 ft, while Wikipedia cites a USGS listing of 3,983 ft. Either way it is not on the list.

Names vary too. Grace Peak was East Dix until 2014. The 46ers' own list says Rocky Peak and Upper Wolf Jaw, where other lists say Rocky Peak Ridge and Upper Wolfjaw. Gray and Iroquois tie at 4,840 ft, and so do Armstrong and Hough at 4,400, Big Slide and Esther at 4,240, and Blake and Cliff at 3,960, so lists may order those pairs differently.

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FAQ

Common questions

What are the 46 Adirondack High Peaks?

They are the peaks Bob and George Marshall and their guide Herb Clark set out to climb from 1918 to 1925, all thought at the time to be at least 4,000 feet. The Adirondack Forty-Sixers keep the list, and it has not changed since.

Are all 46 High Peaks over 4,000 feet?

No. Later surveys put Blake Peak, Cliff Mountain, Nye Mountain and Couchsachraga Peak under 4,000 feet. They stay on the list by tradition, so you still need them to finish.

What is the highest and the lowest of the 46?

Mount Marcy is the highest at 5,344 ft. Couchsachraga Peak is the lowest at 3,820 ft.

What happened to East Dix?

It was renamed Grace Peak in 2014 for Grace Hudowalski, who in 1937 became the ninth person and first woman to climb all 46. Older lists and maps still call it East Dix.

Is MacNaughton Mountain one of the 46?

No. It measures right around 4,000 feet, but it was never on the original list, and the 46ers say you do not need to climb it.

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