Located in Greene County, along the range and trail known as the Devil’s Path, Sugarloaf is one of several mountains of the same name. The mountain’s summit reaches 3,800 feet in elevation at the top, and there are two approaches – the Pecoy Notch Trail and the Mink Hollow Trail – that hikers can choose from.

Both of these options are difficult hikes that involve some class 2 hiking, with an elevation gain of over 2,000 feet. Sugarloaf is a beautiful hike with some unique views, including an old stone quarry in which hikers can find big stone chairs. Camping is permitted at the Mink Hollow Lean-To or the Roaring Brook Trailhead. Sugarloaf Map

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