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Thomas Cole Mountain is a 3980-foot peak in the Blackhead Mountain Range. Once you reach the top, you are treated to a great view of the valley below.

Reaching this spot requires a steady hike up a steady incline, but not as steep as the climb to Blackhead Mountain's summit. Once here, you'll be rewarded with sweeping views of the Catskills and find some nice boulders where you can rest and take in the scenery.

Kaaterskill High Peak reaches up to an elevation of 3,655 feet and is situated atop a dense forest. There aren't any views from the actual summit, but there are a few expansive viewpoints along the trail. This peak is guaranteed to offer you some seclusion in nature.

West Kill Summit offers breathtaking views, hiking trails, and a serene atmosphere in the Hunter-West Kill Wilderness. It's a nature lover's paradise, providing a perfect escape into the beauty of the Catskills.

At 3,650 feet, Twin Mountain is one of the most popular hikes in the Catskills. You will reach the summit via a ridge traverse along Devil's Path with the option of stopping by Indian Head Mountain on your way. Walk just beyond the summit to reach the overlook, where you will be rewarded with panoramic views of neighboring peaks of Indian Head Wilderness.

Devil's Path is considered to be one of the more challenging trails of the Catskill Mountains due to its rugged and often very steep nature! The climb up to Indian Head Mountain from the Overlook Trail junction starts out gently, continues very steeply for about half a mile and then carries on gently again. The trail is often rocky, rooty, and surrounded by trees. If you are in search of a stimulating trail with views to reward the effort, this is the trail to do!

Devil's Path is a popular and challenging hiking trail in the Catskill Mountains leading to multiple summits above 3,000 feet. Due to its rugged, steep terrain, Devil's Path is considered one of the most difficult hiking trails in the area but the views along the way are more than worth the effort! This section leading between Notch Lake and Plateau Mountain offers endless panoramic views and a long ridgeline summit!

The views are spectacular up here. On a clear day, you can see the southern Adirondacks! The spot is quite perfect for a break too.