At 2,435 feet in elevation at the summit, Huckleberry Mountain is not the tallest mountain on this list, but this gorgeous little peak, located in the southern Adirondacks near Johnsburgh, is nonetheless worth a trip. The mountain provides spectacular views of the Paint Beds, where a 19th-century paint mine once produced the materials for making red paint. Hikers can spot the pits and remains of the buildings from the trail. Huckleberry also includes some impressive ridges and cliffs, which extend for about a mile and a half along the trail. Most of Huckleberry Mountain is located on private land, so camping is not allowed without the owner’s permission and while hiking is permitted, visitors should be aware of posting and signs.

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