Graham Mountain (New York)

Graham Mountain is located in the southwestern Catskill Mountains of New York, within the Slide Mountain Wilderness Area. It is one of the High Peaks of the Catskills, though not among the highest.

Description:

Graham Mountain is characterized by a densely forested summit and slopes. It lacks the extensive open views found on some other Catskill peaks. The summit is relatively flat and marked by a canister, indicating its official peak status.

Hiking:

Access to Graham Mountain is primarily via hiking trails. The most common approach is from the Biscuit Brook trailhead. The hike is generally considered moderate to strenuous, involving significant elevation gain and requiring hikers to navigate rugged terrain. There are multiple trails that can be combined to reach the summit.

Significance:

Graham Mountain is popular among hikers seeking to complete the list of Catskill High Peaks. Its remote location and challenging terrain contribute to its appeal for those seeking a more solitary and demanding hiking experience.