Black Dome

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Black Dome is a prominent high peak in New York’s Catskill Mountains, known for its steep slopes, scenic views, and status as one of the range’s highest summits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
country United States
county Greene County, New York
drainageBasin Hudson River watershed
drainsInto Batavia Kill
East Kill
Schoharie Creek
elevation 1216 m
3990 ft
geologicalProvince Appalachian Plateau
hasNeighboringPeak Blackhead Mountain
Thomas Cole Mountain
hasRidgeConnectionTo Blackhead Mountain
Thomas Cole Mountain
hasSummitViewsOf Adirondack Mountains (distant views on clear days)
Hudson Valley
Taconics (distant views on clear days)
hasTrailAccessFrom Barnum Road
Big Hollow
isHigherThan most other Catskill peaks
isOneOf Catskill High Peaks
isOnList Catskill 3500 Club peaks
knownFor rugged terrain
scenic views
steep slopes
liesWithin Catskill Park
locatedIn Catskill Mountains
Greene County, New York
New York
United States
managedBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
mountainRange Catskill Mountains
partOf Blackhead Range
popularFor backcountry skiing
hiking
snowshoeing
prominence 1780 ft
rankingInCatskillsByElevation third highest peak
region Northeastern United States
requiresForCatskill3500Club one ascent
state New York
summitType wooded summit with view ledges
terrainCharacter forested
steep
topographicMap USGS Hensonville

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