Nearby Big Indian, NY
City/town information
Margaretville
Large grocery store and area hospital.
Union Grove Distillery tasting room, Catskill Recreation Center olympic-sized swimming pool
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Arkville
Union Grove Distillery tasting room, Catskill Recreation Center olympic-sized swimming pool
Restaurants, Phoenicia Diner, Trailhead to Mt. Tremper. Wide range of dining venues. Nice place to stop on the way or coming back from the two nearby high peak climbs, Hunter Mountain Fire Tower (20 minutes up route 214) or Mt. Tremper.
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Phoenicia
Restaurants, Phoenicia Diner, Trailhead to Mt. Tremper. Wide range of dining venues. Nice place to stop on the way or coming back from the two nearby high peak climbs, Hunter Mountain Fire Tower (20 minutes up route 214) or Mt. Tremper.
Andes
Wayside Cider tasting room, Antiques, Restaurants, Wine shop
Food scene
Great tap room and service. Wait times can be on the longer side.
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Peekamoose
8373 NY-28Great tap room and service. Wait times can be on the longer side.
Built in 1963 and trucked up from Long Island sometimes in the 80's this faithfully restored mid-century dining mecca was reborn in 2012. In a hurry? They have a 1963 Airstream food truck out in "The Lot" Great ambience but can get pretty crowded.
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Phoenicia Diner
5681 NY-28Built in 1963 and trucked up from Long Island sometimes in the 80's this faithfully restored mid-century dining mecca was reborn in 2012. In a hurry? They have a 1963 Airstream food truck out in "The Lot" Great ambience but can get pretty crowded.
Amazing coffee & fresh baked-on-premise pastries make this worth the drive! Nice place to stop on the way to Woodstock. Understated, dark yet lively and thoughtfully curated with a genuine mountain aesthetic, this place is the winner. Staff super friendly.
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The Pines
5327 NY-212Amazing coffee & fresh baked-on-premise pastries make this worth the drive! Nice place to stop on the way to Woodstock. Understated, dark yet lively and thoughtfully curated with a genuine mountain aesthetic, this place is the winner. Staff super friendly.
Where do the locals eat? Here. Cheap and cheerful. OK, dive-y even. Don't expect anything award winning recipes but if you want to recover from a high peak climb with a massive black bean burrito and some icy IPAs on draft this is the place to come! Good place to sit and watch "the game" any time of year.
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Brio's
68 Main StWhere do the locals eat? Here. Cheap and cheerful. OK, dive-y even. Don't expect anything award winning recipes but if you want to recover from a high peak climb with a massive black bean burrito and some icy IPAs on draft this is the place to come! Good place to sit and watch "the game" any time of year.
Stop in for some locally-brewed IPAs and hipster-ish garden-dining.
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Woodstock Brewing
5581 NY-28Stop in for some locally-brewed IPAs and hipster-ish garden-dining.
Hiking & Fitness
Olympic-sized, super-clean swimming pool and gym in the heart of the Catskills. Needs no further explanation.
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Catskill Recreation Center
651 County Highway 38Olympic-sized, super-clean swimming pool and gym in the heart of the Catskills. Needs no further explanation.
Yoga and pilates in a quiet, natural setting offered by owner Sara and her team of highly qualified instructors. A must for anyone who needs to keep their yoga going!
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Catskills Yoga House
536 NY-214Yoga and pilates in a quiet, natural setting offered by owner Sara and her team of highly qualified instructors. A must for anyone who needs to keep their yoga going!
One of the Catskill's 35 peaks over 3,500ft elevation. A great workout with breathtaking views at the summit.
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Giant Ledge Trailhead
Oliverea RoadOne of the Catskill's 35 peaks over 3,500ft elevation. A great workout with breathtaking views at the summit.
The highest and among the more challenging peaks in the Catskills. Great views from the summit's fire tower. Weather shifts quickly in the mountains so be sure to bring plenty of drinking water, waterproof gear, layers to pack and maybe a dry shirt to change into at the summit. You will be sweating! Also, the trail gets fairly steep at the summit. Recommended for hikers with some experience.
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Hunter Mountain Trailhead
The highest and among the more challenging peaks in the Catskills. Great views from the summit's fire tower. Weather shifts quickly in the mountains so be sure to bring plenty of drinking water, waterproof gear, layers to pack and maybe a dry shirt to change into at the summit. You will be sweating! Also, the trail gets fairly steep at the summit. Recommended for hikers with some experience.
Spending a day in Woodstock? Check out the skeletal remains of the Overlook Mountain House with a moderate climb up to Overlook. Trailhead begins at the Zen Monastery above Woodstock. A little further and you will witness breath taking views of the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountain chain.
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Overlook Mountain Trail - Fire Tower Spir
Overlook Mountain Trail - Fire Tower SpirSpending a day in Woodstock? Check out the skeletal remains of the Overlook Mountain House with a moderate climb up to Overlook. Trailhead begins at the Zen Monastery above Woodstock. A little further and you will witness breath taking views of the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountain chain.
http://ashokanrailtrail.com/about/
Great for cycling! The Ashokan Rail Trail is open to the public from sunrise to sunset year-round. The 11.5-mile recreational trail runs along Ashokan Reservoir between West Hurley and Boiceville. For other trails in the area go to: https://www.traillink.com/ or AllTrails app!
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Ashokan Rail Trail- Boiceville Bridge Trailhead
5080 NY-28Ahttp://ashokanrailtrail.com/about/
Great for cycling! The Ashokan Rail Trail is open to the public from sunrise to sunset year-round. The 11.5-mile recreational trail runs along Ashokan Reservoir between West Hurley and Boiceville. For other trails in the area go to: https://www.traillink.com/ or AllTrails app!