St. Anne’s Peak
St. Anne’s doesn’t get a ton of traffic. It’s equal parts tranquil and wild.
Peak Details
Height: 3,423ft (1,043m)
Range: Northeastern Catskills
Level: Moderate
Scenic: No/Low
Trail Type: Partially Trailed
St. Anne’s Peak Hiking Trails & Hikes
Devil’s Path Trail (Ultimate Guide)
Everything you need to know about the Devils Path — one of the most difficult hiking trails in New York State.
Diamond Notch Falls via Diamond Notch Road
This excellent alternate route to Diamond Notch Falls is moderately challenging with a great scenic view.
Diamond Notch Falls via Spruceton
A short, easy mountain hike to a true Catskills gem: Diamond Notch Falls.
West Kill via Diamond Notch Falls
One of my favorite hikes in The Catskills, the route from Diamond Notch Falls to Buck Ridge Lookout and the summit of West Kill Mountain is just so beautiful.
West Kill via St. Anne’s Peak
A long, strenuous hike over a massive Devil’s Path mountain that includes a variety of Catskills terrain and an epic view from Buck Ridge Lookout.
St. Anne’s Peak Topography
Summit Forecast: St. Anne’s Peak
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