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Devil's Path

Described as the toughest and most dangerous hiking trails in the Eastern United States, the Devil's Path is one of the most popular in the Catskill Park.

Elka Park, NY

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Devil's Tombstone State Campground

One of the oldest campgrounds in the Catskills

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Hunter, NY

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Theme: Camping

Diamond Notch Falls

Distance: 2.2 miles. Ascent: 300 ft.

The trail is used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding.

The trail can be accessed by taking Route 23A west to Lexington, left on Route 42, then left on County Route 6 (Spruceton Road). From the last parking lot by the gate at the end of Spruceton Road, follow the Diamond Notch Trail (not Spruceton Trail) east for 1 mile to the Falls, The trail once a town road, rises gently with the headwaters of the Westkill. The falls drop about 25 feet into an amphitheater like setting, with a small meadow nearby.

Lexington, NY

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Doctorow Center for the Arts

The Doctorow Center offers amazing performances all year-round from live music and music education programs, movie showings, live music, puppetry, theater, and more!

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Hunter, NY

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Theme: Arts Culture

Doherty's Mountain View Campground

Open May 15-Oct 15. 100 sites. Pool, showers, laundry, playground, dump station, flush toilets, picnic tables, store, fireplaces. Horseshoe court, basketball and recreation room.