Cornell Mountain

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Cornell Mountain is a prominent peak in New York’s Catskill Mountains, known for its rugged hiking trails and scenic forested terrain.

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Cornell Mountain canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
peak
accessPoint Slide Mountain trailhead
Woodland Valley trailhead
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
difficulty strenuous hike
drainage tributaries of the Esopus Creek
tributaries of the Neversink River
elevation 1177 meters
3860 feet
hasEnvironment boreal forest near summit
northern hardwood forest
hasLandCover forested
hasNotableFeature limited but scenic viewpoints
rocky ledges
steep, rugged trails
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
hiking
hasTrail Burroughs Range Trail
Wittenberg–Cornell–Slide Trail
surface form: Wittenberg–Cornell–Slide trail route
isHigherThan many surrounding Catskill peaks
isOnRoute classic Wittenberg–Cornell–Slide traverse
listing Catskill 3500 Club peaks
Catskill High Peaks region
surface form: Catskill High Peaks
locatedIn Catskill Mountains
New York
Ulster County
surface form: Ulster County, New York

United States of America
surface form: United States
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mountainRange Catskill Mountains
neighboringPeak Slide Mountain NERFINISHED
Wittenberg Mountain
partOf Burroughs Range
partOfWatershed Hudson River watershed
popularity popular with experienced hikers
region Southeastern New York
season hikeable year-round with proper gear
snowConditions often snow- and ice-covered in winter
state New York
topographicProminence ~600 feet
USGSTopographicMap Slide Mountain quadrangle
withinProtectedArea Catskill Park
Slide Mountain Wilderness Area
surface form: Slide Mountain Wilderness

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Slide Mountain Wilderness Area contains Cornell Mountain