The High Peaks of the Adirondacks
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, We climbed Macomb from Elk Lake.
4,425 f^et There were logging roads well up the Rating 14 mountain, and these we followed out of the lumberman's slash. Then we cut over to the left to a big slide, which we fol- lowed to the height of land of the mountain.
Then a half hour's tramp through mountain balsam brought us to the summit.
Macomb, being at the southern end of the Dix Range, presents a view very much like that from Dix. However, being much nearer Elk Lake, the view over its great valley... is even finer. As on Dix one gets a magnificent view of the great unmarred ranges of mountains, stretching from Allen to Wolf Jaws. The east side of the summit is not bare, and one can only get views by peering through the trees. To the north is a rather unpleasant looking slash.
Iroquois This is probably the wildest moun- (SouthMac- ^^jj^ ij^ ^Y\e Adirondacks. It is all intyre) 4,411 ^^^^^^ woodcd. On the whole ft. Rating 12 -^ . , , . , mountam we could not see a smgle trace of the presence of any human being, not even an old blaze on a tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, We climbed Macomb from Elk Lake.
4,425 f^et There were logging roads well up the Rating 14 mountain, and these we followed out of the lumberman's slash. Then we cut over to the left to a big slide, which we fol- lowed to the height of land of the mountain.
Then a half hour's tramp through mountain balsam brought us to the summit.
Macomb, being at the southern end of the Dix Range, presents a view very much like that from Dix. However, being much nearer Elk Lake, the view over its great valley... is even finer. As on Dix one gets a magnificent view of the great unmarred ranges of mountains, stretching from Allen to Wolf Jaws. The east side of the summit is not bare, and one can only get views by peering through the trees. To the north is a rather unpleasant looking slash.
Iroquois This is probably the wildest moun- (SouthMac- ^^jj^ ij^ ^Y\e Adirondacks. It is all intyre) 4,411 ^^^^^^ woodcd. On the whole ft. Rating 12 -^ . , , . , mountam we could not see a smgle trace of the presence of any human being, not even an old blaze on a tree.
What to read after The High Peaks of the Adirondacks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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