This Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This cropped version of an Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This framed Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.
This cropped version of an Adirondack art print traces the contour lines of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak. The design follows the profile of Mount Marcy—the tallest peak in New York State—with each peak’s elevation integrated into the contour as a subtle text detail.

Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight & Gray Peak — Adirondack Topography Art Print

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This Adirondack art print traces the topographic contours of Mount Marcy, Mount Skylight, and Gray Peak, capturing the elevation of this High Peaks region. The design features the outline of the tree line near the summit, with each peak’s elevation listed beneath the title.

This matte wall art print features a smooth finish and crisp details. Available framed and ready to hang. Frames are crafted from oak and include a shatter-resistant plexiglass cover.

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