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The Catskill Mountains offer some of the most beautiful and diverse hiking terrains in the Northeast, making it the perfect destination for hikers of all experience levels. From short, family-friendly hikes to Catskills 3500 Club peaks (33 peaks above 3500 feet in elevation), there is a trail for everyone in the Catskills.
They have been restored so visitors can enjoy the fantastic views from the top of five mountains: Overlook, Hunter, Red Hill, Balsam Lake, and Tremper. What kind of park is the Catskill Park? The Catskill Park is a New York State Park, not a National Park. What’s the difference?
Everything you need to find your way through the beautiful Catskill Mountains. Hiking and Camping All Trails Catskill Park Trail Conditions Winter Tips for the Catskills Spring Hiking and Bear Safety Tips for the Catskills
Named “Mountain Winner” in Outside magazine’s “ 36 Best Places to Visit in the U.S. for Adventure ,” the Catskills offer “thousands of miles of well-maintained hiking trails, excellent mountain-biking opportunities… dozens of lakes and ponds to explore with a paddle in hand."
Discover the majesty of the USA’s original frontier. With 15,540 square kilometers of mountains, rivers, forests and parkland, you’ll barely know where to begin your adventure in the Catskill Mountains Region of New York State. Adventure and peace, fine cuisine, homey diners, breathtaking vistas and a quaint covered bridge over a babbling ...
Everything you need to find your way through the beautiful Catskill Mountains. Start Exploring. About the Catskill Park. The Catskills are a park, but not quite in the same way as some other parks you might have visited. There is no one set entrance to the Catskills and there are no fees to come.
