Hiking in the Catskill Park and surrounding mountains, exploring ridge tops, parks, and other public lands.
Catskills' Sub-3500.Burnt Knob and Acra Point. Giant Ledge, October 2009. A beautiful hike on the ridge between Slide and Panther Mountains at peak foliage. [October 12, 2009] Kaaterskill Clove, October 2009. Exploring the Kaaterskill Clove, along the Escarpment Trail near North-South Lake. [October 4, 2009] Mount Utsayathana in Early Spring. South Mountain (Catskills), Aug 28. South Mountain is located just outside of Catskill Park and due to a clear-cut provides interesting views of Catskills and surrounding lands. [August 28, 2010] Sunset Point at North-South Lake. Trails Around North-South Lake Campground. The many trails around North-South Lake offer a variety of hiking, horseback riding, and leisurely strolls. [October 28, 2011] |
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High Peaks.Ashokan High Point. Black Dome and Blackhead. Google Maps: Catskill High Peaks. Google Maps shows us all of the High Peaks in the Catskills. [June 23, 2011] Indian Head Mountain. Panther Mountain. Plateau Mountain. Slide Mountain. The Catskill Wilderness Areas. Overview PDF maps and descriptions from the Catskill Park State Land Master Plan. [January 5, 2012] Thomas Cole Mountain. Twin Mountain. Windham High Point. |
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— Article 14, Section 4 NY State Constitution