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Buck Mountain is a mountain located in Washington County, New York. A part of the Lake George Wild Forest in the Adirondack Park, its close proximity to the village of Lake George makes the mountain a popular destination among tourists and locals, especially so during summer. The summit offers expansive views of the lake and Adirondack Mountains. To the west Dome Island can be viewed and the town of Bolton is seen across the lake along its west shore.  To the south, the Village of Lake George can be glimpsed, and to the northwest across the lake the Tongue Mountain Range can been seen.

The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) maintains two trails to the peak of the mountain, one to the east off of Shelving Rock Road, and another from the west off of Pilots Knob Road. It is listed as one of the DEC's Great Winter Hikes.