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The Indian Head loop hike climbs nearly 2,000 feet to the summit of Indian Head Mountain, with spectacular views.

With numerous ledges and overlooks as you head down the east side of Indian Head Mountain, this is a part of Devil's Path not to beat. I nice hike, but be prepared for a steep descent as you head down the mountain. Like most of the Catskills, for the best view, and easiest hike, head up the west side of the mountain from Jimmy Dolan Notch then come down the east side.

On the east side, along a small creek, there is an older but well used lean-to. Access is off of Platte Clove Road, look for the second to last signs for parking, before heading down into the gorge on this steep but beautiful road. It's a particularly nice hike in the autumn, especially on weekdays when there aren't the crowds on the mountain.

https://hikethehudsonvalley.com/hikes/indian-head-mt-and-twin-mt/
http://www.catskillmountaineer.com/IH-indianhead.html
https://www.nynjtc.org/hike/indian-head-mountain-loop

Map: Indian Head Mountain
Map: Platte Clove Road
Photo: Twin Mountain
Photo: TriMount Peaks Through Foliage
Photo: Broken Views of Twin Mountain
Photo: Jimmy Dolan Notch Trail and Escarpment Trail
Photo: At 3500 Feet
Photo: Side of Indian Head
Photo: TriMount from Jimmy Dolan Notch
Photo: Top of Indian Head
Photo: High Peaks Region
Photo: South

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