The Tupper Lake Triad is a three-peak challenge near Tupper Lake, NY, comprised of Mount Arab, Coney Mountain, and Goodman Mountain. Mount Arab is the tallest peak in the group at 2,546 feet. 

There are countless ways to approach this challenge. One can choose to drive between peaks or use a self-propelled method such as cycling or running. Options include any combination of trails, roads, and bushwhacking to get from peak to peak. The included gpx track shows a rough map of a bushwhacking option.

Distance: 0.8 km (0.5 miles)

Vertical gain: 300 meters  

Start: Parking above the Heidelberg castle (the street is called Molkenkurweg, Big sign about Himmelsleiter is visible) 

Finish: Viewing platform Königsstuhl

As suggested by Ben Nephew in the proboards thread from Breakneck Ridge, the established FKT routes on Breakneck Ridge, Storm King Mountain, and Schunemunk Ridge "make a great Hudson Valley trio."  All three routes are overloaded with massive climbs and stunning vistas of an aesthetic quality seldom seen so close to New York City. What's more, the trailheads of these three great routes lie within six miles of each other as the crow flies, making a linkup all the more tempting.

The crosses Madeira Island on its short axis, mostly North to South and connects the two villages of Ribeira Brava and Sao Vicente on the coasts.