Our “Catskill Park” back room has been transformed.

Huge, beautiful color photographs from the book “Land of Little Rivers” encircle the space, with a map display showing the incredible trails throughout the Catskill Park.

Let’s bring the exhibit to LIFE!

You’re Invited on TWO classic Catskill hikes:

Sunday, July 30, 1:00pm: we’ll hike at Frick Pond (headwaters of Willowemoc Creek) and survey the new beaver dam in progress. The 2.2-mile loop trail is uneven terrain with a few wet/muddy patches. Waterproof shoes & bug repellent are a great idea. No dogs on this hike.

Optional stop at The DeBruce to enjoy a tall, cold libation in the Club Room. The homemade lemonade is incredible – and their delectable menu is very thoughtfully and locally prepared. Yum! The beautiful inn and its fabulous dining options opened in May and is right on the route of our return trip. www.thedebruce.com/

 

Sunday, August 13, 10:00am:  let’s hike up to the pond on the Shavertown Trail overlooking Pepacton Reservoir. Did you know it is actually the East Branch of the Delaware River? We’ll join Ann Roberti, who helped construct the Shavertown Trail, for a special outing celebrating the nearby town of Andes.

Roundtrip distance is 2.3 miles. An uphill hike is rewarded with a beautiful view overlooking the reservoir and a stroll around the scenic pond. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water and snacks or lunch. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

The trail is 19 miles from Morgan Outdoors near the Pepacton Reservoir’s Shavertown Bridge Boat Launch. We’ll provide driving directions if needed. More details at: http://catskillmountainclub.org/event

 

RSVPs/cancellations: RSVPs requested: simply call (845) 439-5507 or email back. Max. group size: 12 participants. We have a recommended list of what to bring/wear. 

Events will be canceled only if heavy rain or thunderstorms are forecast. Stay tuned for details about a program on the joy of reading topographic maps in August.

Stay tuned for details about a program on the joy of reading topographic maps in August.