Coney Mountain rises between the villages of Tupper Lake and Long Lake on the border between Franklin and Hamilton Counties. The trail is a 1.1 walk to the summit and passes through beautiful woods, including a stand of old-growth sugar maples. The 360 degree view from the open, rocky summit is stunning. Along the way, we will discuss what makes the Adirondacks unique, and how to best protect this Park. Elevation gain is a little more than 523 feet. Altitude at the summit is 2267 feet.

Meet at the trailhead at 1:30 pm. 

What to Bring: Proper footwear for a hike like sneakers or boots, appropriate clothing, water and snacks if desired.

Registration required for this hike. Directions and more information will be sent once you register. 

Mary Glynn is the Public Programs Assistant Manager at ADKX. Prior to joining ADKX, she served as the Education Programs Manager at the Adirondack Mountain Club. She has also worked as a Field Director and Wilderness Therapy Field Guide for the True North Wilderness Program in Vermont. Mary holds certifications in Mental Health Wilderness First Aid, is a Wilderness First Responder, a New York State Licensed Guide, a Leave No Trace Level 3 Instructor, and a Certified Interpretive Guide.