Iroquois Peak
High Peaks Region • High Peaks Region
Iroquois Peak is a rugged MacIntyre Range summit reached beyond Algonquin, with exposed travel, herd-path navigation, and outstanding wilderness views.
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Destination map
Iroquois Peak
Map note
This map marks the hiking objective itself.
Route files
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See the MacIntyre Range guide.
Open the MacIntyre Range guide to compare Wright, Algonquin, and Iroquois as one Loj-based range day.
Route Guidance
Trail Overview
Iroquois Peak is the rougher far end of the MacIntyre Range day, reached beyond Algonquin by crossing toward Boundary and following the herd-path continuation. It is usually an add-on after Algonquin, but the return climb and exposed terrain make it a real commitment.
Access
Adirondack Loj / HPIC is a paid, high-use High Peaks gateway; the lot often fills early on busy days.
Cautions
Iroquois adds exposed ridge travel, rougher herd-path footing, and a required return over Algonquin. Do not continue beyond Algonquin without enough daylight, weather margin, and energy for the reclimb.