Hook Mountain State Park protects over 670 acres along the Hudson River Palisades in southern New York. The park's most prominent feature is Hook Mountain, which reaches a height of just below 700 feet above sea level. Multiple trails access the park, both from Highway 9W, as well as from neighboring Rockland Lake State Park. A main trail climbs along the ridgeline high above the Hudson River, accessing Hook Mountain, as well as many other fantastic overlooks of the surrounding area, often with panoramic views.