The Moresville Range in the Catskills is comprised of three peaks just south of the town of Grand Gorge and NW of RT 30 from the height of land in the notch. However, the range can be considered part of a line of mountains that extend from Stamford to Lexington. In this area, there are many Catskill 67 peaks almost all of which are on private land. The 3240′ peak of NW Moresville is one of these. The NW peak has also been known as Mc Gregor Mountain. NW Moresville is ranked 57th highest in the Catskill 100 and 22nd 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: | 3240+ feet, 988+ meters |
Lat / Lon: | 42°22’28” N, 74°33’53” W |
Nearest higher neighbor: | Schultice Mountain (3280′, 1000m) 4.6-miles SSE |
Line parent: | North Plattekill Mountain (3340′, 1018m) 7.96-miles WSW |
Key-col: | 1660′ in the col on RT 30 Between NW Moresville and Schultice Mountain. |
Prominence: | 1580′, 506m |
Range: | Catskill Mountains > North-Central Catskills* |
Land Unit: | Private |
Summit forest: | Northern hardwood |
Nearest town: | Grand Gorge |
USGS Quad: | Roxbury O42074c5 1:24,000 |
Maps and Guide: | Catskill 67, A Hiker’s Guide NY-NJTC Digital Trail Maps |
* note | Range used to coincide with Catskill 67, A Hiker’s Guide. |
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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.