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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.

Click on the map to journey through the four distinct sub regions of the Catskills and explore all that awaits you.

Sullivan Catskills

Welcome to Your Ideal New York Getaway 

As winter fades, the Sullivan Catskills is in full bloom with our small-town charm, breathtaking scenery, bustling main streets, and an exciting lineup of events.

From the opening of trout season to the return of concerts at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Spring is the perfect time to embrace the region’s natural beauty, vibrant culture, and outdoor adventures. Plan your visit today and experience the magic of Spring in the Sullivan Catskills! 

Spring in the Sullivan Catskills is the perfect time to embark on outdoor adventures. The start of Trout Season is here as of April, and anglers can head to world-renowned fishing spots like the Beaverkill River and Willowemoc Creek, consulting our region’s outfitters and guides for everything needed to enjoy this special Catskills tradition. It’s also an ideal season for hiking, with trails coming to life as the snow melts and trees bloom. Learn more about outdoor adventures in the Sullivan Catskills 

Spring in the Sullivan Catskills is also packed with festivals, outdoor adventures, and cultural experiences.

Don’t miss the Catskills BBQ at Grahamsville Fairgrounds on June 7th, featuring a People’s Choice Wing Competition, live music, and all things BBQ. Golf fans can catch the Legends of the LPGA Charity Tournament at Resorts World Catskills from June 26th-28th, supporting foster youth.

Beyond these events, explore farmers’ markets, scenic hikes, river adventures, and local art in towns like Narrowsburg and Livingston Manor. Learn more about events happening in the Sullivan Catskills 

New to the Sullivan Catskills, visitors and locals can embark on a geocaching adventure on the Sullivan Catskills Dove Trail. As a tribute to the 1969 Woodstock Festival, the trail reveals countless artful and imaginative doves, where adventurers can collect a secret code to open the final treasure box, revealing a surprise. Many of the doves are located at local businesses, offering geocachers a fantastic opportunity to explore the Sullivan Catskills’ diverse attractions, shops, and restaurants. Learn more about geocaching on the Sullivan Catskills Dove Trail here.

Threshold

Butternut Grove Campsite

Butternut Grove Campsite

Monster Golf Course

TopGolf at Resorts World Catskills

The Debruce

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Monument

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts