Sugarloaf
It’s big, it’s challenging, it’s the king of the park — Sugarloaf never disappoints. It’s the most Catskills you can get in a single mountain.
Peak Details
Height: 3,783ft (1,153m)
Location: Northeastern Catskills
Level: Hardest
Scenic: Yes
Trail Type: Fully Trailed
Sugarloaf Topography
Summit Forecast: Sugarloaf
The page URL below shows the weather at Sugarloaf’s summit for the next six days.
If a foreacast for a peak is not directly available, this page may display a link to a nearby peak.
https://www.mountain-forecast.com/peaks/Sugarloaf-Mountain-Greene-County-New-York/forecasts/1161
Opens in a new tab/window. Click on the small °F or °C boxes to toggle between US and Metric.
Sugarloaf Information
Sugarloaf Mountain — located in Greene County, New York — is part of the Devil’s Path. Sugarloaf is separated from Twin Mountain by Pecoy Notch, and from Plateau Mountain by Mink Hollow Notch.
Seasonal Notes for Sugarloaf
Winter
Once the cold descends and Sugarloaf gets iced up, its western side is extremely dangerous for hikers. It’s one of the few places in the Catskill Park where you need full crampons, and maybe even technical climbing gear. For these reasons, in winter, Sugarloaf is known locally as “Suicide Mountain”.