Hiking Mount Marcy in New York State was an absolutely amazing experience. Located in the Adirondack Mountains, Mount Marcy is the highest peak in the state, standing at an elevation of 5,344 feet.
The hike to the summit of Mount Marcy was a challenging but rewarding one. It took us about 8 hours to complete the round trip, with a total distance of around 17 miles. The trail was well-marked and well-maintained, but it did have some steep and rocky sections that required careful footing.
The views from the summit were breathtaking. We were rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, as well as a clear view of nearby Lake Tear of the Clouds. The summit was also home to a small shelter, where we took a break to rest and have a snack before making our way back down the mountain.
Despite the challenging nature of the hike, it was an incredibly rewarding experience. The sense of accomplishment that came with reaching the summit was unparalleled, and the views from the top were simply breathtaking. I would highly recommend a hike up Mount Marcy to anyone looking for a challenging and rewarding outdoor adventure in the Adirondacks.
NOMAD SKETCHBOOK 