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35 peaks3,508–4,180 ft

Mountains · Northeast · 35 peaks

Catskill 3500 Club

The 35 Catskill peaks over 3,500 feet, some of them trailless, finished by bushwhacking. The Catskill 3500 Club keeps the list.

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  1. Slide MountainNY · 4,180 ft
  2. Hunter MountainNY · 4,040 ft
  3. Black DomeNY · 3,980 ft
  4. Blackhead MountainNY · 3,940 ft
  5. Thomas Cole MountainNY · 3,940 ft
  6. Westkill MountainNY · 3,880 ft
  7. Graham MountainNY · 3,868 ft
  8. Cornell MountainNY · 3,860 ft
  9. Doubletop MountainNY · 3,860 ft
  10. Table MountainNY · 3,847 ft
  11. Peekamoose MountainNY · 3,843 ft
  12. Plateau MountainNY · 3,840 ft
  13. Sugarloaf Mountain (NY)NY · 3,800 ft
  14. Wittenberg MountainNY · 3,780 ft
  15. Southwest HunterNY · 3,740 ft
  16. Balsam Lake MountainNY · 3,723 ft
  17. Lone MountainNY · 3,721 ft
  18. Panther MountainNY · 3,720 ft
  19. Big Indian MountainNY · 3,700 ft
  20. Friday MountainNY · 3,694 ft
  21. Rusk MountainNY · 3,680 ft
  22. Kaaterskill High PeakNY · 3,655 ft
  23. Twin MountainNY · 3,640 ft
  24. Balsam CapNY · 3,623 ft
  25. Fir MountainNY · 3,620 ft
  26. North DomeNY · 3,610 ft
  27. Balsam MountainNY · 3,600 ft
  28. Bearpen MountainNY · 3,600 ft
  29. Eagle Mountain (NY)NY · 3,600 ft
  30. Indian Head MountainNY · 3,573 ft
  31. Mount SherrillNY · 3,540 ft
  32. Halcott MountainNY · 3,537 ft
  33. Vly MountainNY · 3,529 ft
  34. Windham High PeakNY · 3,524 ft
  35. Rocky MountainNY · 3,508 ft

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