Great Range
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The Great Range is a mountain range within the the Adirondack Mountains in New York, USA. It lies in the heart of the High Peaks region, near Keene Valley, NY, between Upper and Lower Ausable Lakes to the southeast and the Johns Brook Valley to the northwest. The range is approximately ten miles long and includes twelve of the Adirondack 46. They are, along the main ridge from northeast to southwest, Lower Wolfjaw, Upper Wolfjaw, Armstrong, Gothics, Saddleback, Basin, Haystack, Marcy, Skylight and Redfield. Sawteeth and Allen are spurs of Gothics and Skylight, respectively. A traverse of the entire range can be accomplished in one grueling day, 13.5 miles one way with 9000 feet of climbing along the main ridge from Lower Wolf Jaw to Marcy.
| The High Peaks of New York's Adirondack Mountains | |
| Northern Adirondacks: | Esther • Whiteface |
| Eastern Adirondacks: | Giant • Rocky Peak |
| Colvin Ridge: | Blake • Colvin • Dial • Nippletop |
| Dix Range: | Dix • East Dix • South Dix • Hough • Macomb |
| Northern High Peaks: | Big Slide • Cascade • Phelps • Porter • Tabletop |
| Marcy Group: | Allen • Cliff • Colden • Gray • Haystack • Marcy • Redfield • Skylight |
| Other Great Range: | Armstrong • Basin • Gothics • Saddleback • Sawteeth • Lower Wolfjaw • Upper Wolfjaw |
| McIntyre Mountains: | Algonquin • Iroquois • Marshall • Wright |
| Santanoni Range: | Couchsachraga • Panther • Santanoni |
| Seward Mountains: | Donaldson • Emmons • Seward • Seymour |
| Street Range: | (MacNaughton) • Nye • Street |
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