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Mount Ascutney
Mount Ascutney is southern Vermont's only monadnock, or lone mountain. Particularly noteworthy about Ascutney are its granite outcrops, one of which near its peak serves as a launching point for hang-gliders. The mountain is very steep, and its trails traverse a Vermont state forest. Mt. Ascutney is home to the Ascutney Mountain Resort, a ski resort, located on the mountain's northwest face.
Mount Ascutney SUMMIT LOG peakery first ascent by scott
22
people report climbing or hiking to the summit,
most recently on Feb 26, 2013.
Below are trip reports and shared pictures from their climbs.
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Elevation
3,143 ft / 958 m
Prominence
Height Rank
#90 in Vermont
#35071 in United States
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Highest peaks within 250 mi / 400 km
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Mount Washington
6,288 ft / 1,917 m
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Ball Crag
6,106 ft / 1,861 m
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Mount Adams
5,774 ft / 1,760 m
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Mount Jefferson
5,712 ft / 1,741 m
Nearest peaks see on map »
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Mount Ascutney West Peak
2,850 ft / 869 m
0 mi / 0 km away
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Ascutney North
3,097 ft / 944 m
0 mi / 0 km away
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Ascutney South
3,130 ft / 954 m
0 mi / 1 km away
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Pierson Peak
1,617 ft / 493 m
2 mi / 4 km away
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Little Ascutney Mountain
1,722 ft / 525 m
3 mi / 5 km away
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Pikes Peak
1,342 ft / 409 m
3 mi / 5 km away
- Nearest Peaks
- Mount Ascutney West Peak
- Ascutney North
- Ascutney South
- Pierson Peak
- Little Ascutney Mountain
- Pikes Peak
- Highest peaks within 250 mi / 400 km
- Mount Washington
- Ball Crag
- Mount Adams
- Mount Jefferson