Below is the complete list of the mountains in the Catskill Park that consist of the "3500 Club", meaning that each of the mountains below are at least 3500 feet high.  This "club" is similar to the Adirondack 46ers.  The Catskill 3500 Club was founded in 1962, to increase interest in hiking in the Catskills. Membership is open to all hikers, who have climbed on foot each of the 35 Catskill peaks above 3500 feet in elevation.

Those wishing to become members must climb all 35 Catskill High Peaks and, in a departure from the requirements of most other such clubs, climb Slide, Blackhead, Balsam and Panther mountains again in winter, which is defined by the Club's by-laws as the period from December 21 to March 21 regardless of the actual occurrences of the winter solstice and vernal equinox in particular years.

The Catskill 67 are the next highest peaks in the Catskills, of which 65 are over 3,000 feet in elevation.  These peaks are featured in a hiking guide, The Catskill 67, a recommended book from the ADK Mountain Club. Look below for the list of the 3500 club Mountains.

Slide Mountain Trailhead sign along County Route 47

     Catskill 3500 Club

Name	Elevation
Slide Mountain	4180 feet
Hunter Mountain	4040 feet
Black Dome	3980 feet
Thomas Cole	3940 feet
Blackhead	3940 feet
West Kill Mountain	3880 feet
Graham Mountain	3868 feet
Doubletop Mountain	3860 feet
Cornell Mountain	3860 feet
Table Mountain	3847 feet
Peekamoose Mountain	3843 feet
Plateau Mountain	3840 feet
Sugarloaf Mountain	3800 feet
Wittenberg Mountain	3780 feet
Southwest Hunter Mtn	3740 feet
Balsam Lake Mountain	3723 feet
Lone Mountain	3721 feet
Panther Mountain	3720 feet
Big Indian Mountain	3700 feet
Friday Mountain	3694 feet
Rusk Mountain	3680 feet
Kaaterskill High Peak	3655 feet
Twin Mountain	3640 feet
Balsam Cap	3623 feet
Fir Mountain	3620 feet
North Dome	3610 feet
Eagle Mountain	3600 feet
Balsam Mountain	3600 feet
Bearpen Mountain	3600 feet
Indian Head Mountain	3573 feet
Sherrill Mountain	3540 feet
Halcott Mountain	3537 feet
Vly Mountain	3529 feet
Windham High Peak	3524 feet
Rocky Mountain	3508 feet

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