Van Wyck Mountain is a peak in New York’s Catskill Mountains, lying east-southeast of Frost Valley. It is part of a closely grouped landscape of elevations that includes Hemlock Mountain to the north, Woodhull Mountain to the west-southwest, Samson Mountain to the southeast, Bangle Hill to the south, and Wildcat Mountain to the northwest. Its significance lies in its place within this cluster of neighboring mountains and hills, which helps define the local terrain of the Frost Valley area.