1989 Map of Dutton Mountain

About this map

The Hudson River carves a central path through this section of the Adirondack Park, where it meets the confluence of the Indian River and the Cedar River. In this late-twentieth-century landscape, private wilderness enclaves and organized camps define the human presence among the peaks. The Northwoods Club, Moose Pond Club, and Gooley Club are prominent landmarks, reflecting the long tradition of recreational conservation in the High Peaks region. To the east, the Boreas River winds through the township of Minerva, while the southern reaches of the map are dominated by the extensive Abanakee Lake. The survey details a terrain of named summits like Dutton Mountain and Bad Luck Mountain, connected by a network of waterways including McGinn Brook and Meadow Brook that flow through the vast state-protected forest.