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 Requires Advance Permission
For Graham & Doubletop, a reminder that permission to hike these lands is required in advance — and is currently being granted only to hikers who live in neighboring counties.
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.
Hiking Trail: Graham Mountain Herd Path & Balsam Lake Loop
This long day-hike combines Graham and a loop around Balsam Lake’s summit. Permission is required to hike on Graham Mountain.
Permission Required! For Graham & Doubletop, a reminder that permission to hike these lands is required in advance — and is currently being granted only to hikers who live in neighboring counties. See Details 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
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If a foreacast for a peak is not directly available, this page may display a link to a nearby peak.
