The East Jewett Range is a twin-peaked mountain that is situated west of Colgate Lake Wild Forest. If you have ever climbed the Blackhead Range and taken in the view from Caudal then you have seen the mountain, it is right “upfront” 3-miles across the valley (see featured photo). The twin-peaked mass is part of a spur ridge the comes off of the Catskill Front starting at Stopple Point and can be deemed the East Kill Range. The 3151′ summit and lower summit are entirely on private land so you’ll need to get owner permission to climb from any direction. According to Micheal Kudish, the summit has about 0.1-square mile of first growth forest, tread lightly. The East Jewett Range is ranked 70th highest in the Catskill 100 and 35th of the Catskill 67.
Private Land
This peak is entirely on private land. You must obtain the landowner’s permission before entering this property.
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| Elevation: | 3151+/- feet, 960+/- meters |
| Lat / Lon: | 42° 14’0” N, 74° 11’55” W |
| Nearest higher neighbor: | Onteora Mountain (3220′) 1.74-miles ESE |
| Line parent: | Onteora Mountain (3220′) 1.74-miles ESE |
| Key-col: | 2293′ in Hunter Notch where Scribner Road passes between The East Jewett Range and Onteora Mountain. |
| Prominence: | 858’/262m |
| Range: | Catskill Mountains > Northeast Peaks* |
| Land Unit: | Private |
| Summit forest: | Spruce-Fir Forest. First growth 0.1 square mile. |
| Nearest town: | Hunter |
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| Maps and Guide: | Catskill 67, A Hiker’s Guide NYNJTC Catskill Map Set NY-NJTC Digital Trail Maps |
| * note | Range used to coincide with Catskill 67, A Hiker’s Guide. |
Map
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Last Updated on December 7, 2020
Backwoods wanderer with a passion for backpacking, hiking, and exploring the wilds of the Catskills and Adirondacks in New York. A Catskill 3500 Club Member and Adirondack Forty-Sixer. Climbed Mount Rainier. Professionally an Exercise Physiologist.
