Johns Brook Valley

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Johns Brook Valley is a scenic, heavily forested glacial valley in New York’s Adirondack Mountains that serves as a popular access route for hiking and backcountry recreation.

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Johns Brook Valley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
glacial valley
valley
accessRouteTo Great Range (Adirondacks)
High Peaks region of the Adirondacks
linked to: High Peaks region

Mount Marcy area
linked to: Mount Marcy region
category Landforms of Essex County, New York
Valleys of New York
country United States
environment temperate forest
formedBy glacial erosion
hasFeature mountain streams
steep surrounding peaks
wooded slopes
hasRecreationInfrastructure backcountry campsites
hiking trails
hasTrail Johns Brook Trail
hasTrailheadNear Keene Valley, New York
hasWatercourse Johns Brook
landCover forest
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
New York
United States
managedWithin Adirondack Forest Preserve
nearestSettlement Keene Valley, New York
notableFor backcountry recreation
hiking access
scenic views
partOf Adirondack High Peaks area
linked to: High Peaks region
popularWith backpackers
hikers
mountaineers
recreationType backcountry
wilderness hiking
region Adirondack Park
state New York
terrain heavily forested
usedFor backcountry camping
backpacking
hiking
mountain access

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High Peaks Wilderness Area contains Johns Brook Valley
Saddleback Mountain (Adirondacks) overlooks Johns Brook Valley