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Hiking in Graham Mountain, New York: trails, map and practical info

Catskills • New York

One of the Catskills High Peaks at 3,868 feet, this very hard 27.2 km trek through unmarked wilderness terrain requires 4 to 6 hours and advanced navigation skills. A challenging backcountry adventure for experienced hikers seeking solitude in New York's dense woodlands.

Updated Oct 28, 2026
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27.2 km
Distance
8h45
Duration
1,179 m
Elevation
Difficulty
Very hard
Max altitude
1,127 m
Dogs
Allowed
Recommended for :
Experienced hikers

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Trail description

The 27.2-kilometer round trip with 1,179 meters of elevation gain is a demanding backcountry experience that typically takes 9 to 11 hours to complete, though unmarked terrain and navigation challenges can extend this significantly. The actual time depends heavily on your fitness level, navigation experience, weather conditions, and how often you stop for breaks.

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Everything you need to know before you go

Where?

Address
Not available
GPS coordinates
42.039536, -74.54935
Phone
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Starting Point

To access the hiking trails, you can start at the trailhead located on Mill Brook Road. The parking area is near the intersection of Mill Brook Road and Dry Brook Ridge Trail. If you're coming from Route 28, take County Road 49 (Mill Brook Road) south for about 6 miles to reach the parking lot. There are no alternative trailheads for this location.

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General hiking tips, to adapt to your outing.
Gear
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Water & food
Tip: bring water
Plan for at least 2 L per person on an outing of 2 hours or more.
For an outing of 4 hours or more, bring energy snacks.
Good to know
Park rules
Dogs allowed
In an emergency
Emergency
911
GPS coordinates
42.039536, -74.54935

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FAQ - Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know
Graham Mountain, New York is rated very hard.
The elevation gain of Graham Mountain, New York is 1,179 m.
The summit of Graham Mountain, New York is at 1,127 m.
Allow about 8h45 for Graham Mountain, New York (27.2 km).
Yes, dogs are allowed at Graham Mountain, New York.
The Graham Mountain hike is rated as very hard, requiring significant hiking experience and physical fitness. This challenging trail covers 27.2 km with substantial elevation changes that demand proper preparation and endurance.
The Graham Mountain trail is 27.2 km long and typically takes 4 to 6 hours to complete. The actual hiking time depends on your fitness level, weather conditions, and how often you stop for breaks.
The Graham Mountain hike features 1179 m of elevation gain. This significant elevation change contributes to the trail's very hard difficulty rating and requires good physical conditioning.
No, dogs are not allowed on the Graham Mountain trail. You'll need to make alternative arrangements for your pets when planning this hike.
No, Graham Mountain is not suitable for beginners or children as it's rated very hard with 27.2 km distance and 1179 m elevation gain. This trail requires significant hiking experience and excellent physical fitness.
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Update : November 2026