Indian Head Mountain is a 3,573-foot summit in Greene County, New York, in the Catskill Mountains, forming the easternmost peak on the Devil's Path and sharing this stretch with the Long Path. Named for a profile said to resemble a human head, it stands between Twin Mountain and Plattekill Mountain and serves as a prominent gateway for hikers on one of the Catskills' best-known ridge routes. Its slopes drain into several tributary systems within the Hudson River watershed, and its summit lies in Catskill State Park, tying it to the region's broader landscape of recreation and conservation.