Photo courtesy of Bill Palmer, Palmer Hill Photography.
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Dry Brook Valley from Doubletop Mountain
We’ll hike about 10 miles, over 3 Catskills high peaks: Doubletop (3874′), Graham (3868′), and Balsam Lake (3729′), with a total ascent of about 3300′. Our route includes easy trails, and both easy and challenging bushwhacks.
Event Duration: 10 miles, 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult; bushwhack
Panther and Giant Ledge
We’ll hike Panther via Giant Ledge out and back from the Rt. 47 hairpin. With its spectacular views, Giant Ledge is one of the top destinations in the Catskills and will be far less crowded during winter.
Event Duration: 7 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate – Difficult
Wittenberg, Cornell, Slide and Panther from North Dome
This (mostly) bushwhack will summit 2 Catskill peaks: North Dome (3605′) and Sherrill (3558′). This is the perfect time of year to hike these trailless peaks. There’s a great southerly view from the ledges on North Dome.
Event Duration: 6 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult; bushwhack
View from Buck Ridge Lookout on Westkill
This (mostly) trail hike will summit 3 Catskills peaks: Westkill (3898′), SW Hunter (3753′), and Hunter (4030′), the Catskills second highest upon which sits the highest fire tower in New York.
Event Duration: 15 miles, 12 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Overlook seen from Slide
We’ll hike the Burroughs Range, summiting Wittenberg, Cornell, and Slide. With lots of great views along the way, the one from Wittenberg is one of the nicest in the Catskills. Expect lots of ups and downs as we climb three of the high peaks, including the tallest in the Catskills.
Event Duration: 10 miles, 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
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Frick Pond is a lovely winter snowshoe in Sullivan County in the Catskills.
Woods are varied in flora and have lovely views. Elevation gain small. Distance will depend on snowfall amounts and wind which will determine inner or outer loop hike selection.
DRESS WARM and bring fluids and snacks.
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Hunter Mountain and its fire tower from Westkill
We’ll hike Westkill from the last parking area on Spruceton Rd. The out and back will visit Diamond Notch Falls and Buck Ridge Lookout along the way to Westkill’s 3898′ summit.
Event Duration: 6.8 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Bramley Mountain Fire Tower and cabin c. 1950
The newly formed Friends of the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower group held its first meeting on the evening of January 6th at the O’Connor Hospital in Delhi. The Friends were formed to organize the reconstruction of the fire tower that was decommissioned by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation in 1970 and removed in 1975. The tower was purchased by Pete Clark, who meticulously stored the tower’s parts right down to the nuts and bolts in his barn. It is well preserved as a result. Three years ago Tom Clark, the current owner, approached the Catskill Mountain Club with an offer to allow the tower to be restored if the CMC could lead the effort. With the formation of the Friends group, the effort to raise funds and complete the resurrection of the tower has officially begun.
In 2008 the NYC Department of Environmental Protection acquired the Bramley Mountain parcel and in 2016 the DEP allowed the Catskill Mountain Club to build a trail to the summit. The trail has been very popular with the public, drawing over 1500 hikers a year, some of them from as far away as Europe and Africa. Now, with the support and cooperation of the Town of Delhi and of the DEP as well as widespread support in Bovina, Hamden, Kortright, Andes and other local communities, the CMC has formed the Friends of the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower to move the project to completion.
For more information, to donate to the Friends, to volunteer and to sign up for the email contact list click here.
From Vly Mountain
We’ll hike/snowshoe Vly and Bearpen in the morning, eat lunch, and then hike/snowshoe Halcott in the afternoon
Event Duration: 12 miles, 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
We’ll hike/snowshoe to Kaaterskill High Peak (Ascent 1700′, Elevation 3652′). Our route will include trails, easy bushwhacks with opportunity to practice compass skills, fun scrambles, spectacular views and 2 plane crash sites.
Event Duration: 6 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult, Bushwhack
Blackhead Range
We’ll hike/snowshoe four Catskill High Peaks: Windham, Blackhead, Black Dome, and Thomas Cole. This long, difficult trail hike will reward us with several fantastic views. Total ascent will be about 4700′.
Event Duration: 14 miles, 12 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Blackhead Range
We’ll hike/snowshoe four Catskill High Peaks: Windham, Blackhead, Black Dome, and Thomas Cole. This long, difficult trail hike will reward us with several fantastic views. Total ascent will be about 4700′.
Event Duration: 14 miles, 12 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Kaaterskill High Peak from Plateau
Here’s another chance to hike/snowshoe 4 Catskills peaks, Plateau (3835′), Sugarloaf (3783′), Twin(3650′), and Indian Head (3573′) with challenging scrambles and fantastic views.
Event Duration: 10 miles; 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Kaaterskill High Peak from Plateau
We’ll hike/snowshoe 4 Catskills peaks, Plateau (3835′), Sugarloaf (3783′), Twin(3650′), and Indian Head (3573′) with challenging scrambles and fantastic views.
Event Duration: 10 miles; 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Vista including the Burroughs Range
We’re happy to announce a soft opening First Hike on the new Ashokan Quarry Trail to introduce you to it! Afterwards, the trail will be open to the public for hiking according to NYCDEP regulations. (You can find those in our Skills and Info menu.) In Spring the DEP and CMC will welcome the public with an official opening ceremony.
The AQT is located on the Acorn Hill Parcel in Olivebridge. The quarry was one of several used in the construction of the Ashokan Reservoir. Interpretive signage has been installed along the route.
Only two miles long and with an easy climb to the rim of the quarry, the AQT offers an easy hike with historic interest and fabulous views stretching from Ashokan High Point to North Dome and Ticeteneyck Mountains. Features include abandoned infrastructure, the long quarry, a lovely mountain laurel path, and a mixed hardwood and white pine forest.
Map by Liz Cruz Click to open in a separate window and print.
The trail is located 0.2 miles west of the Promenade parking lot which provides access to the dam and its fabulous views over the reservoir. Located south of the reservoir, the AQT will eventually be linked to the new Ashokan Rail Trail via the Promenade.
There is a parking lot at the trailhead, just off Rte. 28A. When full, please use the promenade lot.
Event Duration: 2 miles, 2 hours
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Kaaterskill High Peak from Plateau
We’ll hike two Catskills high peaks, Plateau (3835′) and Sugarloaf (3783′), with challenging scrambles and fantastic views.
Event Duration: 6 miles; 5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Hunter Mountain and its fire tower from Westkill
This challenging 12+ mile hike/snowshoe will traverse 3 Catskills peeks: Rusk (3686′), Hunter (4030′), and SW Hunter (3753′), with a total ascent of about 3100′. Our route will be a combination of old roads, herd paths, bushwhacks and trails. We’ll encounter steep difficult terrain, and will be rewarded with great views from the Hunter Fire Tower.
Event Duration: 12 miles; 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult; bushwhack
From the Ashokan Rail Trail. –Courtesy Friends of the ART
The new Ashokan Rail Trail has been met with resounding approval. It will be open for its entire length very soon and we will hike it end to end to celebrate its opening. Following the north side of the Ashokan Reservoir, the multi-use trail provides great views along its route. These NYCDEP lands were closed to the public except for fishing and hunting until the trail opened a few weeks ago, so we will enjoy the availability of this route following the long abandoned Ulster and Delaware Railroad for the first time in decades.
Event Duration: 11.5 miles, 7 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate, due to length
Lone and Table Mountains
This challenging 12+ mile hike/snowshoe will traverse 6 Catskills peeks: Friday (3692′), Balsam Cap (3608′), Rocky (3487′), Lone (3700′), Table (3825′), and Peekamoose (3819′), with a total ascent of about 4500′. Our route will be a combination of old roads, herd paths, bushwhacks and trails. We’ll encounter steep difficult terrain, and will be rewarded with great views.
Event Duration: 12 miles, 12 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult – Bushwhack
Ashokan Reservoir from Ashokan High Point
Ashokan High Point (3086′) is a prominent mountain in the eastern Catskills overlooking the Ashokan Reservoir and the Burroughs Range. Elevation gain is about 2000′. Most of hike is relatively easy, but there are some steep pitches. The trail follows the Kanape Brook for more than half the hike.
This hike is co-hosted by the CMC and the Catskills Visitor Center and sponsored by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.
Event Duration: 7.6 miles, 7 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate-Difficult
Robert V. Riddell State Park offers more than 2,000 acres of fields and forested woodlands located in the Susquehanna River Valley. We will hike through the southern section of the park from SR 28 to the Hartwick College Pine Lake Environmental Campus.
NOTE: Hunting is not permitted in Riddell Park.
Event Duration: 4.9 miles, 3.5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
The Delhi Trails are named for in honor of Jean Craighead George’s beloved books My Side of the Mountain, On the Far Side of the Mountain and Frightful’s Mountain, each set in the Catskills. We will hike a loop consisting of the Gribley and Frightful’s Falls Trails. Be prepared for some steep sections as we ascend to the ridge twice. We’ll have some nice views of the Village of Delhi along the way.
Note: Hunting is not permitted on Delhi Trails lands.
Event Duration: 4.3 miles, 3.5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Balsam summit in winter.
We’ll do a long challenging hike/bushwhack traversing Fir (3629′), Big Indian (3699′), Eagle (3583′) & Balsam.(3607′), with about 3350′ elevation gain. This is one of the longest high ridge hikes in the Catskills. Nice views can be had now that leaves are down.
Event Duration: 12 miles, 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult – Bushwhack
We’ll hike/snowshoe to Kaaterskill High Peak (Ascent 1700′, Elevation 3652′). Our route will include trails, easy bushwhacks with opportunity to practice compass skills, fun scrambles, spectacular views and 2 plane crash sites.
Don’t forget to wear blaze orange during hunting season.
Event Duration: 6 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate – Difficult
Blackhead Range from the Escarpment Trail
This 14+ mile hike/snowshoe will traverse Windham High Peak (3525′), Blackhead (3940′), Black Dome (3994′) and Thomas Cole (3953′). We’ll encounter beautiful forests, and spectacular views. Total ascent will be about 4700′.
Event Duration: 14 miles, 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
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Catskills from Castle Point, Shawangunks
The carriage roads in Minnewaska Stage Park and Preserve are beautifully maintained for hiking, biking and xc skiing. The views from Castle Point along the Shawangunk Ridge are spectacular. Although the ‘Gunks are only a few miles east of the Catskills, they are an entirely different geological formation with a distinctly different plant community, including dwarf pines. The Wallkill River Valley to the east is an important migration route for raptors and other birds. Join us for a hike in this nearby area.
Event Duration: 9 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Historic Rochester Hollow follows a stream for awhile on an old woods road towards the former site of the Colonel Rochester estate. Along the way is a memorial plaque to Catskills’ native son, naturalist and widely read author John Burroughs.
Event Duration: 4 miles, 3 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Devil’s Path Range from Huckleberry Point
The hike to Huckleberry Point is one of the most satisfying in the Catskills, While it’s a short and moderately difficult trail, it’s in one of the most famously rugged parts of the Catskills, beginning at the Devil’s Kitchen and reaching its stunning destination on the escarpment ledges high above the deep valleys below. The breathtaking views of the ancient mountains of the eastern Devil’s Path Range will make you thankful you came, whether you’ve been before or not. Truly a bucket list hike. We’ll sit for awhile and enjoy the views while we picnic.
Event Duration: 4.8 miles, 4 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Leader(s): Deanna Felicetta
Bring: Dress and bring attire/gear for varied temperatures of the season. Have appropriate footwear. Bring lunch, snacks and plenty of water!!!
Registration required by November 5th. Use registration form below to register.
Group size is limited to 12 so register early.
Fee: No
Dogs allowed: Yes, only with permission of event leader. Bring a leash for when needed.
Additional Information: PLEASE contact leader and cancel if you are not able to come as others may want to. Remember we hike together for safety and FUN!
Questions about this event can be directed to: felicetta.deanna@gmail.com or call 845-216 2021 and NO TEXTING PLEASE! Leave name and number. Please contact leader if you need to cancel.
Driving Directions:
From Exit 20 of the NYS Thruway: Go west 2.1 miles on CR 212 to Blue Mountan Rd,/Rte.35. Turn north 1.4 miles to W. Saugerties Rd./Rte. 33 and turn west. Go 1.9 miles to Platte Clove Rd. and continue straight up the clove. Follow for 2.4 miles until you reach the parking area on the right.
From Tannerville: Just west of town, turn onto Bloomer Rd, and follow it as it becomes Platte Clove Rd. for 6.3 miles until you reach the parking area on the left.
See NY/NJTC trail map # 141.
Table Mountain
This is a long, difficult hike, with no viable bailout route. We’ll encounter steep terrain, dense fir, and blowdown. We’ll begin with a bushwhack to the 4 most remote Catskills high peaks, and finish with a trail hike to 2 others. Several of the peaks have excellent views. At times the bushwhack will be very challenging.
Event Duration: 12 miles, 12 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult – Bushwhack
Lark in the Park view from Giant Ledge
The Lark in the Park is coming soon. As usual, we will host many events over a 10 day celebration of the Catskill Park. Whether you prefer hiking, paddling, cycling, mountain biking, art, science, cultural studies, fishing, service, yoga or more, we’ll have something for you. Wheelchair accessible events included.
Check it all out at catskillslark.org
After lunch on the deck at Sunset Lodge on Belleayre Ridge
We’ll hike the Lost Clove trail to the junction with the Pine Hill – West Branch trail, turn left, and continue past the site of the former Belleayre Fire Tower to the junction with the Mine Hollow trail. Then we’ll retrace our way back past the Lost Clove trail, and will descend on the Giggle Hollow trail.
All Trails Challenge hikers take note.
Event Duration: 7 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate-Difficult
View from the Pelnor Hollow Trail
This will be a double shuttle hike. First we’ll hike the Little Spring Brook, and Pelnor Hollow trails. Then we’ll start from Berry Brook Rd, and hike West on the Mary Smith trail, repeat a section of Pelnor Hollow, and complete the Campbell Mountain trail.
Event Duration: 14 miles, 12 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Alder Lake
We’ll hike the Finger Lakes trail from Berry Brook Rd. to the Alder Lake parking area. The route crosses six named summits with a few nice scenic vistas.
Event Duration: 12.7 miles, 10 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Little Pond from Cabot Mountain
This hike over Cabot and Touch-Me-Not Mountains, with a loop to Little Pond is designed for those working on the Catskills All Trails Challenge. It completes the following trails on map 144: Campground Trail, Little Pond Trail, and Touch-Me-Not Trail.
Event Duration: 10.25 miles, 8 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate-Difficult
Balsam Mountain Vista
At about 5 miles, Balsam is one of the shortest of the 3500 peak hikes. Great views from near the summit. Plenty of bang for your buck. A lollypop loop hike with short in-and-out stick at the beginning and end. Somewhat strenuous – about 1600 feet of vertical gain.
Event Duration: 5.2 miles, 6 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate-Difficult
View From Giant Ledge
We will hike from Fox Hollow to Woodland Valley, crossing Panther Mountain and Giant Ledge. A great ALL TRAILS CHALLENGE EVENT, the hike will cover a lightly traveled Phoenicia-East Branch Trail section that features an impressive staircase constructed in the 1930s by the CCC.
Event Duration: 11 miles, 9 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Acra Point from the Escarpment Trail
This loop hike is on the Escarpment Trail with great views from both points. Mostly on the Long Path. Approximately 600 ft elevation gain.
Event Duration: 6 miles, 5 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Mt. Pisgah
Mt. Pisgah is the site of the closed Bobcat Ski Area in Andes. This hike will visit land originally prepared for a housing development. It has the remains of paved and gravel roads to the top of the easternmost spur of Pisgah. The land includes abandoned pastures, forest, and a multitude of stone walls, rock piles, a small quarry and cliffs. The leader is a mycologist and he has found several species of edible mushrooms in recent summer and autumn hikes on this spur, although this year has been dry so far.
Event Duration: ~2.5 miles; 2 hours
Level of Difficulty: Easy-Moderate
Rochester Hollow Trail
Historic Rochester Hollow follows a stream for awhile on an old woods road towards the former site of an estate. Along the way is a memorial plaque to Catskills’ native son, naturalist and widely read author John Burroughs.
Event Duration: 5 miles, 3 hours
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Visitors at the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower, 1950s
The Catskill Mountain Club is happy to announce that the Town of Delhi has passed a resolution in support of the CMC’s efforts to restore the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower to its former home on the mountain’s summit, overlooking vast areas of the Catskills. The tower, originally raised in 1950, was decommissioned and then removed by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation in 1975. At that time, the Clark family of Delhi bought the tower, removed it, and has stored it in a barn since then, well protected from the elements. We are grateful to the Clarks for their generous offer to lease the tower to the Town for $1 so it can be placed on the summit again. This is an exciting development that will provide a great new recreational destination in the western Catskills and benefit the communities of Delhi and Bovina with the business of the many hikers who will visit the tower.
Join Pamela Martin at the Catskills Visitor Center for a free child centered outdoor yoga event. Ages 4 – 10. A caretaker must accompany each child during the class and is welcome to participate. Mats are provided.
What to bring: water, snacks, sunscreen, bug spray
Dogs allowed?: No
Fee: None
Directions: The Catskills Visitor Center is located on SR 28 in Mt. Tremper, approximately 1.2 miles north of Boiceville.
GPS: 42.028408, -74.272997
The CMC was featured in the Oneonta Daily Star recently. We are grateful for the recognition of our work on behalf of outdoors enthusiasts and of the communities of the Catskills that benefit from the great recreational assets of our region.
Photo contributed by the CMC – The Pepacton Reservoir as seen from the Shavertown Trail.
🎵 Summer’s here and the time is right for picnicking in the park! 🎵
At North-South Lake, that is!
North-South Lake from Sunset Rock
It’s time for our Annual Members Picnic! Join us on August 11th from 10 to 5 at the South Lake pavilion for food, games, hikes, swimming, paddling and just a plain old good time chatting with like minded lovers of the great outdoors.
Your club will provide free hamburgers, hot dogs, snacks and non-alcoholic beverages. You bring a dish to share.
The picnic is free for all CMC members, including individuals and families with children up to 18 years old. Family and significant others who are not CMC members are welcome to attend for a fee of $5 per person. Kids under 12 are free. Please pay by cash or check at the sign-in table when you arrive.
Not a current member? Join or renew below.
Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Lunch at 1:00 PM.
Registration is required by August 6th. Click here to go to the registration form.
There is a day use area entrance fee to the facilities, and if you want to paddle you’ll need to rent or bring your own kayak or canoe.
First thing in the morning, we’ll depart on one or two easy hikes to one of the amazing attractions along the Escarpment. Sunset Rock, Inspiration Point and Kaaterskill Falls are all possibilities.
For those who prefer not to hike, choose from several other options. Afterwards, we’ll return to the pavilion for a cookout followed by a few more hours of relaxing, swimming, boating or playing a friendly yard game or two.
What you’ll need to bring:
If you’re hiking, bring good hiking shoes, comfortable clothing and plenty of water. Hiking poles are suggested. Bring swim suits, sunscreen, insect repellent, a change of clothes and folding chairs, if desired.
Bring a dish to share. Organizers will ask for an appetizer, a side dish, a dessert or a salad. Please see the registration form.
Questions can be directed to Rick Roberts at hikerrick2000@yahoo.com
Driving directions: From SR 23A in Haines Falls turn north onto North Lake Drive and bear right at the Twilight General Store, continuing to the entrance gate.
Make your reservations here:
https://catskillmountainclub.org/events/cmc-annual-picnic-registration/
Quick Lake
This marathon hike is designed for those working on the Catskills All Trails Challenge, and will complete all of the required trails near Quick Lake on Map 144. Our route will consist of 2 loops from the parking area. The first (14.05 mile) loop will complete the Quick Lake and Flynn trails. The second (6.35 mile) loop will complete the Big Rock and Loggers Loop trails.
Event Duration: 20.4 miles, 14 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Panther Mountain from Giant Ledge.
This hike is to be a full traverse of Panther and the scenic Giant Ledges. One of the best hikes in the Catskills, it offers a full range of treats for an experienced hiker. A lovely combination of ups, downs and wonderful scrambles offering a variety of woods and some fabulous views. This is one of my favorite late Summer hikes and I love company, so come join me for a fun day!
Note hike is for experienced hikers. No pets. Bring plenty of water and lunch. Dress in wicking layers for comfort. We will go at a fair pace but plan to treat ourselves to time to admire nature’s beauty. This traverse is by far the prettiest way to enjoy this unique 3500 peak. Hike requires a shuttle from hairpin turn on Route 47/Frost Valley-Oliverea Rd. We will have a full day!
Event Duration: 8.2 miles, 6-7 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Hunter and its fire tower as seen from Westkill
The fire tower on Hunter Mountain with its sweeping views is the highest in the Catskills at over 4000′. This hike is part of a summer series that will traverse the entire Devil’s Path. With Indian Head and Twin already covered, look next for Sugarloaf and Plateau and then Westkill and St. Anne’s Peak.
Event Duration: 7.5 miles, 6-7 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult
Long Pond
Long Pond is located in the Willowemoc Wild Forest of Sullivan County. This is a fairly level hike to a lean-to on Long Pond. Two miles in and the same on the return. Suitable for hikers of all abilities. Child-friendly.
Event Duration: 4 miles, 3 hours
Level of Difficulty: Easy-Moderate