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Highlights
- Coney Mountain has a new trail, which is located between Tupper Lake and Long Lake.
- It has 360 degree views of Goodman Mountain, Mount Morris, Tupper Lake, and the Horseshoe Lake Wlld Forest.
Latest summits
"4th Time up here, 4th time doing the Triad. 2 Summer and 2 Winter now. Today I hiked with members of the Brockville Hiking Club, and we had 5 new Triads, and 1 new Winter Triad." — UK-Ranger • Feb 9, 2019
"Absolutely incredible weather, day and company from the Brockville Hiking Club. The views on Coney we’re so beautiful, breathtaking really, I will return in the summer and fall to see the colours.
Oh the sunset on the firetower in Arab mountain was stunning.
Weather was good, a bit windy but the sun was shining the whole day" — Littlefoot • Feb 9, 2019
"First of the 3 peaks in the Tupper Lake Triad for the Winter Patch. Took our Dog, to earn hers and Daughter and future Daughter-in-law for their first completion of the triad." — UK-Ranger • Jan 14, 2017
"It was a great way to end the year! Figured we do the Tupper Lake Triad and earn our Winter patch! (Did this challenge in April 2016 plus we did Arab for the Firetower challenge)Deb and I enjoy these three mountains, short fun hikes and when all 3 are done in a day it is some great exercise! With a fresh couple of inches of snow and a good foot of the white stuff under that we had to break trail. We started on Coney first at 8am. Deb wore snow shoes I didn't, big mistake. The trail underneath the fresh snow was pretty packed but the fresh stuff made footing difficult to me. The weather was cold, snow was on and off all day but clouds were high so visibility was great. For 3 small peaks you get great views! We were about and down Coney by 9:15, put on my snow shoes for the rest of the trip and started on Goodman at 9:30 went up and down that by 10:45 and then road out to Arab, started that at 11:30 and was down at 12:50! Loved it! Found it better in the Winter! " — hbotc • Dec 31, 2016
"This hike was the second of the day and the second of the TLT challenge. I was alone on the top, but just as I was coming down about 60 school kids were coming up for a field trip. Some of them looked miserable. Lots of black flies at the top." — MarkEarle67 • May 23, 2016
"Solo. Number 1 of 3 for the day (Tupper Lake Triad.) After hiking Noonmark on Tuesday & Sleeping Beauty on Wednesday my legs were pretty dead, but I decided to push on to bag this list just for fun and to make the most of every beautiful weather day I had off. Had no problems finding the trailhead, and hiked up the pleasant and well maintained trail in about 30 minutes. Surprisingly, I encountered no mud. It was very warm (75/80 degrees!), so my views were a little bit hazy but still gorgeous. Met 3 ladies at the summit who all bought ADK camps when they retired from their careers & are working on various peakbagging lists together - adorable! Not many bugs, even though there wasn't much for a breeze. " — kellieirene • May 12, 2016
"Peak Number 1 of the day in our Tupper Lake Triad challenge. Weather was great, better than expected, and the views are unbelievable for the amount of effort put into the hike. 30mins to the Summit." — UK-Ranger • Apr 9, 2016
"Headed over to Coney after Goodman to finish up the Tupper Lake Triad. It was a short 1.1 mile trail up to the summit. The rain started again as I was just about to the summit (just my luck). The rain stopped again as I was getting back to my car, strange that this happened on both of the mountains I hiked today. I enjoyed blue skies on my drive back home. " — LGH-Tom • Apr 2, 2016
"Today we enjoyed the beautiful Spring weather by completing the Tupper Triad. The trails were all in great shape - we started with Coney, then Goodman and then finished on Arab. All easy trails where you can reach the summit in less than an hour and all have excellent views. " — deb-and-rob • Mar 26, 2016
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