The Catskills

The diverse region of the Catskills in southern New York is a short drive from the NYC/NJ/CT metro area, Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Capital Region of NY, and western Massachusetts and Connecticut.

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Northern Catskills (Greene County)

From mountain biking, to hiking, to paddling, Greene County is an outdoor recreation hub. Hurl down single track, summit one of the Catskills 35ers, and paddle on the shimmering lakes. Cruise your way through the county on winding roads and through wildflower meadows on your way to historical landmarks. Explore the birthplace of American art, also known as the Thomas Cole's Hudson River School, where landscape painting all began. With so much to see and so much to do we know we will see you soon in Greene County.

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Eastern Catskills (Ulster County)

Tap into the county that lures top chefs from surrounding big cities. The rich soils produce mouthwatering organic products. But that's not all Ulster County offers. For over 100 years we have been home to the creative arts. From the famed Woodstock location to the prestigious galleries scattered across our county. Is adventure your goal? Take advantage of over 350 miles of trails and stroll across the famous Walkway Over the Hudson. Come feed your creative soul in Ulster County.

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Southern Catskills (Sullivan County)

Known for being the birthplace of American fly fishing, Sullivan County's border is sculpted by the winding Delaware River. But fishing is not the only activity to indulge in when you visit. Explore all that our countryside has to offer. Scour the flea markets, create a masterpiece at a pottery studio, or get a taste for the county at a local café or distillery. Come explore, indulge, and escape in Sullivan County.

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Western Catskills (Delaware County)

Rich in agriculture, antiques and specialty shops, culture and attractions, and outdoor recreation. Experience the beauty of small towns and locally sourced food when you visit Delaware County. Stay in an 1800's carriage house or camp in luxury tents on rolling meadows. Paddle your way through the region and search for that special antique to bring home with you. Adventure in Delaware County is calling, are you going to answer?

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