Taconic Mountains

[ tuh-kon-ik ]

noun

, (used with a plural verb)

1. a mountain range in SE New York, W Massachusetts, and SW Vermont, a highly eroded part of the Appalachian system. Highest peak, Mount Equinox, in Vermont 3,816 feet (1,163 meters).

Example Sentences

The Taconic Mountains Ramble State Park was the vision of Carson “Kit” Davidson, who died last week at 92.

From Washington Times

Forest Service to help buy a 201-acre parcel of land near Owls Head mountain in Vermont’s Taconic Mountains.

From Washington Times

When you live on a 55-acre property with a pond, looking out on the Taconic Mountains, a menagerie of animals feels like a natural part of the package.

From New York Times