The Field Atlas
0/363Alpine chapter · 44.27° N · 71.30° W
The highest peaks in the Northeast. Bare alpine ridges, hardwood valleys, and weather as severe as much taller western ranges.
Mount Washington’s summit is infamous for wind. The valleys — Crawford, Franconia — turn a hard maple red in October. These are worn Precambrian and Paleozoic rocks, not young volcanoes.
A private leaf
Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.
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Opening the leaf…
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The nearest plates, by the miles.
Adirondack High Peaks127 miles · New YorkLXXXVIII
Gulf Hagas128 miles · MaineCCCLVIII
Acadia150 miles · MaineXXIV
Taughannock Falls292 miles · New YorkCCCXVIII
Watkins Glen309 miles · New YorkLXXIV
Ricketts Glen325 miles · PennsylvaniaCCCXV
Letchworth358 miles · New YorkCCCIX
Assateague475 miles · Maryland / VirginiaLIAlpine chapter
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