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Elephant Mountain Upper Falls

Directions

From Whitehall NY, take NY 22 north.  4.5 miles north of where 22 crosses over the south bay of Lake Champlain, take a left on the Huletts Landing Road.  Follow this road 2.7 miles to Pike Brook Road.  You will come to a DEC sign and parking area on the right, 3.5 miles from Rt. 22.  There is no fee to park here.

County: Washington
Town: Dresden
USGS Map: Silver Bay
Waterway: Unnamed stream
Latitude: N 43° 37' 17.23"
Longitude: W 73° 30' 34.90"
Drop: 5'
Type: Classic Cascade
Region: East of Lake George
Parking: Parking lot
Trail type: Dirt
Length of hike: 1.75 mile, one-way
Difficulty: Moderate
Accessibility: Public
Name: Unnamed

Silver Bay Quadrangle

The information and picture was provided by a contributor, George Senft of Albany, New York.  We have not yet been here.  We would like to thank him for submitting this and letting us know about it.  We would also like to thank www.everytrail.com.  We used their directions to locate the Black Mountain Trailhead, which is the starting point indicated in the directions side-bar.

After hiking 0.3 miles on the trail, take the Jeep Trail that goes around the west side of Sugarloaf Mountain.  It eventually turns west and you reach the creek about 1.4 miles from the start.  Follow the creek downhill 1/3 mile (off trails) to the main falls which we have dubbed Elephant Mountain Falls

This waterfall is about 100' upstream from the main waterfall at this location.  They are both unnamed falls on an unnamed creek.  We are under the impression that there are a number of other small waterfalls in this area.

If anyone else has any information on this area, please feel free to contact us.

This waterfall is about mid-way on this unnamed creek, which is not much more that 2.5 miles long,  As mentioned, it starts on the side of Black Mountain and it flows into Lake George at Cook Bay, near the hamlet of Huletts Landing.  The water from Lake George reaches Lake Champlain through LaChute.

Last update:  April 25, 2016

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Elephant Mountain Falls

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