Graham
Often paired with a hike to Balsam Lake, the hike to Graham’s summit ends at the incongruous concrete-and-iron ruin of an old TV repeater station. Permission is required to climb Graham and Doubletop mountains.
Graham Hiking Trails & Hikes
Accessing Doubletop & Graham: Latest Details
Latest notes from The Catskill 3500 Club who oversee the management and maintenance of the canisters on our untrailed peaks… Doubletop & Graham Caretaker Contact Information Change Due to the amount of people reaching out to the caretaker for hikes to these two mountains, he is revising the procedure for getting permission to hike on these privately-owned lands.
Thru-Hike Doubletop, Graham & Balsam Lake
This hike really has it all: stream crossings, herd paths, bear prints, a canister, a memorably steep descent, a true bushwhack, a rugged ascent, an ice grotto, some old ruins and, to top it all off, a fire tower with amazing sunset views.
Permission is Required
Both Graham and Doubletop are on privately owned land and advance permission is required to hike both peaks. You can find the latest caretaker details and permission information here.
Peak Details
Height: 3,868ft (1,179m)
Location: Central Catskills
Level: Moderate
Scenic: No/Low
Trail Type: Partially Trailed
Canister: No
Graham Topography
Summit Forecast: Graham
The page URL below shows the weather at Graham’s summit for the next six days.
https://www.mountain-forecast.com/peaks/Graham-Mountain-New-York/forecasts/1179
Opens in a new tab/window. Click on the small °F or °C boxes to toggle between US and Metric.
If a foreacast for a peak is not directly available, this page may display a link to a nearby peak.
