Musconetcong Mountain is a ridge in New Jersey’s Highlands that runs south of and roughly parallel to the Musconetcong River. Stretching through Alexandria, Holland, Bethlehem, and Lebanon Township, it is part of the long, folded upland landscape that characterizes this region of the state. One of its prominent high points is Point Mountain in Lebanon Township, which rises to 935 feet. The ridge also helps define the northern edge of the Central Delaware Valley American Viticultural Area, linking it not only to the nearby river valley but also to the broader physical geography of the Highlands.