Trails: Hundreds of miles of trails are available for
hiking throughout the Catskill Mountains. Several of the trails,
including the Long Path, are maintained by the NY-NJ Trail
Conference. Access fee: None Nearest town: Kingston, NY Trail map: Available from the NY-NY TC Web site:DEC | NY-NJ Trail Conference Related link:Unofficial guide to the
Catskills Points of interest: Other activities: Rock climbing, cross-country skiing Lodging: Many inns, resorts and hotels are located in the
region Camping: Eight campgrounds are operated by the DEC Weather forecast:Poughkeepsie Tourism info:Greene County Tourism Getting to the trail: Map of local region:
Kingston
Trail Name: Catskill Park I have hiked there: Several times I last hiked there in: Mar, 101 Trails that I hiked: Parts of the Escarpment, Burroughs
Range, and Devil's path Favorite trails: Wittenburg, Burnt Knob, Acra Point,
Stoppel Point, North Mountain, and the Indian Head Wilderness Best time to go: Anytime but deer season Trail marking: Very good Trail maintenance: Very good Rating: 4 stars What I liked: Excellent accesable scenery What I disliked: Lack of designated campsites Additional comments: Generally not as crowded as the
Adirondacks. Submitted by: P.Cook from: Kinderhook NY Date submitted: April 9, 2004
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