Here in Delaware County all of us have access to so many great villages and hamlets, trails, mountains and so much more. With life being so busy it is true that not many of us take the time to get out and walk and experience all that our communities have to offer.
‘Script Trails is here to make it a little easier with a growing list of diverse walking routes.
Step 1
Find your perfect Grade.
To make it easy to find your perfect walk we have created three Grades. Click on the tabs below to read about each Grade and find the one that works for you!
Non-Remote
Mainly flat and free of debris. Mostly located in villages or hamlets. Often paved, concrete surfaces that are mostly flat with some grassy areas.
Look for the green ‘Script Trails’ shoes to identify Grade 1 walks!
Semi-Remote
Paved, crushed stone, packed dirt with possible grade changes. Surface changes could include sidewalks, edge of road, and grass pathways.
Look for the blue ‘Script Trails’ shoes to identify Grade 2 walks!
Most-Remote
Changes in surface, grade and slope throughout trail. May not be near other trails, roads and/or near villages/hamlets.
Look for the gold ‘Script Trails’ shoes to identify Grade 3 walks!
Step 2
Once you have chosen the perfect Grade for your walk, click on the tabs below to see the all walks available within your Grade!
Andes Cemetery -Andes
Enter at the cemetery gates and walk parallel to Coulter Road until you meet the short paved road. Take that to the right and circle around the pond and return the way you came. To add more distance, explore the cemetery. 0.3 miles
Click here for Map
Main Street – Andes
Walk through downtown Andes from Andes Central School to the eastern edge of town and back.
2 miles
The Court House – Delhi
Start at the Court House Square, east on main street, right on Bridge Street, Right on Delaware Ave, Right on Kingston Street, and Right on Main Street to starting point.
1 mile
The Court House II – Delhi
Start at the Court House Square, east on main street, right on Bridge Street, Right on Delaware Ave, Right on Kingston Street, left on Elm Street, right on Main back to start 1.5 miles
Sheldon Park – Delhi
Start on Sheldon Park on Sheldon Drive. Walk down Sheldon Drive right on Route 28, right on Delaware Ave, left on Bridge Street, Left on Main Street, Left on Elm street, right on Kingston street, Right on Route 28, left on Sheldon Drive. 2 miles
Covered Bridge Health/Heart Walk – Downsville
1.5 Miles
Walk from the Covered Bridge through town as far as the sidewalk goes.
Turn around and walk back to the Covered Bridge.
Fleischmanns – All walks start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park
Start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park and walk down Wagner Avenue to the intersection of Depot Street. Turn around and walk back to the starting point. This is a very flat easy walk with no hills. The Street is paved and has lights so it can also be walked in the evenings. It is also favorite walk for many during the summer. 0.6 mile
Start at the starting point and now you have a choice
Choice A – Turn left and walk to Depot Street. This is an easy way to begin your walk with an easy flat walk. Once you have reached Depot Street turn around and walk back continuing past the starting point and up the hill to Main Street. This is a Brisk uphill and then a short downhill. You will then come to Main Street. Turn around and head back to the starting point. 1.4 miles
Start at the starting point and go right up Wagner Avenue to the corner of Main Street. Turn left onto Main Street and walk through the village, down main to the corner of Depot Street. Turn onto Depot Street, cross the bridge and then turn left again back onto Wagner Avenue and back to the starting point. This is a very popular route for many walkers. The terrain is mostly flat except for the small hill on upper Wagner Avenue. The entire route has street lights, but visibility is poor on lower main at night. 1.5 miles
Franklin
Start at the school on Institute Street, left on Main Street, left on Otego Street, left on Center Street to school. 1 mile
Village Park Trail – Margaretville
Start at pavilion behind Fresh Town and walk one time around gravel road back to the pavilion. His walk is completely level and can be repeated to obtain desired distance. 0.25 miles
School Walk – Margaretville
This walk features level terrain and you start at Margaretville Central School back parking lot – go left up Academy Street, turn right to Orchard Street and continue straight until you reach Maple Street Turn right and continue to Main Street and then return to MCD back parking lot. 1 mile
Sidney
Hospital to school!
Start at Tri Town Regional Hospital’s parking lot; make a right on W. Pearl Street continue to Elementary School, retrace route to the hospital .8 miles
Start at the civic center on Pleasant Street, make a right on Cartwright, a right on 23, a right on Bridge Street, a right Pleasant Street to starting point. .8 miles
Walton
Start at the School. Left on Stockton (route 206), Left on Maple Street, left on Harby Drive to starting point on Stockton .9 miles
Start on Griswold, left on East Street, left on Liberty Street, left on Delaware Street.
1.5 miles
Andes Rail Trail – Andes
Enjoy a peaceful experience of both field and woodland beauty as well as gorgeous mountain views on this flat trail 1.8 miles
Click here for Map
Ballantine Park – Andes
Beautiful park designed by George Ballantine and maintained by volunteers. Enjoy walking alongside the scenic Tremperskill Stream and wander through the ruins of an early mill that was powered by the stream. Benches and stone sculptures add to the enjoyment. 0.4 miles
Palmer Hill – Andes
Partway to Homestead Intersection.
Walk out the first quarter mile of the Palmer Hill Trail, starting at the scenic overlook. Look at the distant peaks of the Catskill Park as you do this flat portion of the Trail. 0.5 miles
Palmer Hill -Andes
Ruff Loop
1.7 miles ( plus the 1 mile RT Homestead portion)
Palmer Hill – Andes
Loop 2
You can also walk more of the lower portion of this trail to stay on flat section 1.1 miles (plus the 1 mile RT Homestead portion)
Delhi Covered Bridge Run 5K course
Start on the corner of Elm and Main Streets (by the bagel shop). Walk west on State Highway 10 past price chopper, turn left on Sherwoods Road, Left on Arbor Hill Road, Left on State Highway 28 past the hospital, Straight to Delaware Ave, left on Bridge street and Left on Main Street. Finish in front of the Delhi Telephone Company. (3.2 miles) Moderate level, few sidewalks.
SUNY Delhi Loop
Start on Main Street at Tractor Supply. Head west toward SUNY Delhi and walk in Main Entrance. Continue up the driveway and turn at the first right. This will loop around and once you have walked down a slight hill you will then come to a ‘T.” Take a left and walk downhill until you come to another ‘T.’ Take another left, this will bring you back to the main entrance and return to your starting point. 1.8 miles
Fleischmanns – All walks start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park
Start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park and walk down Wagner Avenue to the intersection of Depot Street. Turn around and walk back to the starting point. This is a very flat easy walk with no hills. The Street is paved and has lights so it can also be walked in the evenings. It is also favorite walk for many during the summer. 0.6 mile
Start at the starting point and now you have a choice
Choice B – Turn right and begin your walk with a brisk walk up a hill and then down a short hill. Turn around at Main Street and hike back up the hill and proceed past the starting point to the end of Wagner Avenue to the junction of Depot Street. This is a nice long flat walk and a great way to cool down after walking up and down the hills. Turn around at Depot Street and proceed back to the starting point. 1.4 miles
From the starting point proceed down Wagner Avenue to Depot Street and turn right. Proceed across the bridge and turn left onto Old Route 28. This is a quiet walk near the stream (although there is some traffic it is supposed to be a 30 mph zone) with rolling small hills. Proceed to the cemetery and enter either the upper or the lower road of the cemetery. Loop through the cemetery and proceed back to the starting point. 1.7 miles
From the starting point turn left and proceed up to Wagner Avenue to Main Street. Turn left onto Main Street and walk down Main Street, past Depot Street, to Grocholl Road and turn into the Cemetery. Loop through the Cemetery and turn left onto Old Route 28. Walk for .5 miles and turn on to Depot Street and then turn left onto Wagner Avenue back o the starting point. This is a long walk with some hills. 2.5 miles
Village Walk – Margaretville
More of a hilly walk. Start at the pavilion behind Fresh Town and walk towards Route 30. Turn right and walk until you come to Cemetery Road, continue on Cemetery Road until you meet the intersection of Searles Road walk back to the pavilion. 1.7 miles
Country Route Walk – Margaretville
This mix of small hills and flat terrain starts at Margaretville Central School. Head west on Country route 3 (past the post office) until you reach Hall Road. Turn around and walk back to MCS. Please note that this walk does have some blind corners, so watch for traffic. 2 miles
Kennedy Heights Walk – Margaretville
Start at Margaretville Central School’s back parking lot and walk up Swart Street to Walnut Street. Turn right and take the first left on to Church Street and continue all the way up to Upper Kennedy Heights. Take Upper Kennedy height up to the top until the macadam roads end- turn around and return to MCS. This walk starts out level but soon becomes a steep hill. 1.2 miles
Andes Rail Trail Bullet Hole Spur – Andes
In its short distance, the trail manages to take the hiker through several different quintessential Catskill environments, open fields, mature hardwood and hemlock forests, a fern glade, and magnificent rock outcroppings. 2.2 miles- in addition to the 1.8-mile Rail Trail
Shavertown Trail – to the pond – Andes
Moderately strenuous hike to a spectacular view of a lovely pond, the Pepacton Reservoir and distance mountains. Beautiful wildflowers in season. 2 miles
Shavertown Trail – full trail – Andes
After the moderately strenuous hike to the pond, the trail levels out considerably and winds through fantastic rock outcroppings, evergreen and hardwood forest. 5.3 miles, including to the pond section and a loop around the pond.
Delhi Hiking Trails
The Delhi hiking trails consist of over four miles of hiking trails, named for beloved characters in the classic 1959 children’s novel My Side of Mountain which was set in Delhi. Over four miles of intersecting trails have been constructed. The Gribley Trail is a 3.08 mile route that starts at the Sheldon Park Trailhead on Sheldon Drive in downtown Delhi. After a steep climb the trail passes through varied vegetation, offering views of the village, then descends to meet the Bulldog Run trail and ends at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead.
The Bulldog Run Trail meanders the mountain side in a 2.39 mile loop, starting and ending at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead. Frightful’s Fall Trail, 0.36 miles, connects Bulldog Run to the highest point of the Gribley Trail.
Fleischmanns – All walks start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park
Start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park and walk down Wagner Avenue to the intersection of Depot Street. Turn around and walk back to the starting point. This is a very flat easy walk with no hills. The Street is paved and has lights so it can also be walked in the evenings. It is also favorite walk for many during the summer. 0.6 mile
Start at the starting point and now you have a choice
Proceed down Wagner Avenue towards Depot Street. Turn right on Depot Street and then left on Old Route 28 or lower Main Street. Walk approximately 3/10 of a mile and turn onto Takanassee Road. Caution- this is a partial dirt road and all uphill. Proceed up the road to the end, circle back and return to the starting point. This is a great cardio hike. The road starts out as a dirt road but changes to a paved road. The road is rarely traveled and is a great workout! (Make sure you have water). 2.2 hard miles
Hamden
West Branch Preserve. Located on St Rte 10 between Hamden and Walton, NY. From the parking lot a path leads uphill across a meadow to the woods and a sign-in box. There are two trails, a 0.7 mile trail marked in blue markers with a moderate ascent and a 2.0 mile marked in orange on an old logging road that has a steep climb and should be attempted only by experienced hikers.
Margaretville
Dry Brook Ridge Trail. The Dry Brook Ridge Trail is a 13.6 mile trail that travels from Margaretville to the Balsam Lake Mountain Parking Area. Trailhead access for Dry Brook Ridge is just outside Margaretville. Take Route 28 at Margaretville, turn south at the Agway Farm Store and take the first left (which is a dead end). Follow this road for .15 mile to the start of the trail on the right. The trail starts on an old logging road uphill.
Stamford
Mount Utsayantha. Located on Tower Road in Stamford, NY. 2 miles of hiking trails, 360 degree views from the Mount Utsayantha, Fire Tower.
Walton
Bear Spring Mountain. Route 206 between Downsville, NY and Walton, NY.
Miles of horse trails along two ridges are used for hiking, hunting, and mountain bikes. Varies routes are available from which to choose.
Step 3
You now have your perfect Grade but want to find your walk by town…
… No problem, click the tabs below and find your walk and be sure to look for the green, blue or gold ‘Script Trails’ shoes!
- Andes
- Bloomville
- Bovina
- Delhi
- Downsville
- Fleischmanns
- Franklin
- Grand Gorge
- Hamden
- Hobart
- Margaretville
- Roxbury
- Sidney
- South Kortright
- Stamford
- Walton
Andes Rail Trail
Enjoy a peaceful experience of both field and woodland beauty as well as gorgeous mountain views on this flat trail 1.8 miles
Andes Rail Trail Bullet Hole Spur
In its short distance, the trail manages to take the hiker through several different quintessential Catskill environments, open fields, mature hardwood and hemlock forests, a fern glade, and magnificent rock outcroppings. 2.2 miles- in addition to the 1.8-mile Rail Trail
Ballantine Park
Beautiful park designed by George Ballantine and maintained by volunteers. Enjoy walking alongside the scenic Tremperskill Stream and wander through the ruins of an early mill that was powered by the stream. Benches and stone sculptures add to the enjoyment. 0.4 miles
Andes Cemetery
Enter at the cemetery gates and walk parallel to Coulter Road until you meet the short paved road. Take that to the right and circle around the pond and return the way you came. To add more distance, explore the cemetery. 0.3 miles
Palmer Hill
Partway to Homestead Intersection.
Walk out the first quarter mile of the Palmer Hill Trail, starting at the scenic overlook. Look at the distant peaks of the Catskill Park as you do this flat portion of the Trail. 0.5 miles
Palmer Hill
Ruff Loop
1.7 miles ( plus the 1 mile RT Homestead portion)
Palmer Hill
Loop 2
You can also walk more of the lower portion of this trail to stay on flat section 1.1 miles (plus the 1 mile RT Homestead portion)
Click here for Map
Main Street
Walk through downtown Andes from Andes Central School to the eastern edge of town and back. 2 miles
Shavertown Trail
To the pond.
Moderately strenuous hike to a spectacular view of a lovely pond, the Pepacton Reservoir and distance mountains. Beautiful wildflowers in season. 2 miles
Shavertown Trail, full trail
After the moderately strenuous hike to the pond, the trail levels out considerably and winds through fantastic rock outcroppings, evergreen and hardwood forest. 5.3 miles, including to the pond section and a loop around the pond.
The Catskill Scenic Trail
The Catskill Scenic Trail is a 26-Mile trail that runs through Roxbury, Grand Gorge, Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloomville. Depending on the season, you may hike, bike, cross country ski, run and ride the trail!
In Bloomville, you may park at the Trailhead on Route 10 just north of Bloomville.
The Bramley Mountain Trail
The Bramley Mountain Trail is the fifth addition to the hiking options in the Catskills designed and built by the Catskill Mountain Club. It is located on a NYC DEP parcel in the Towns of Delhi and Bovina, totaling about 4 miles in length. The complete loop visits the 2817’ summit with its site of a former fire tower, a beautiful abandoned bluestone quarry, and the impressive cliffs and caves that lie between. The hike to the quarry is on a woods road with little elevation gain, making an easy hike of about .9 miles. After the quarry, the trail continues as a foot path designed to gradually ascend about 1.2 miles through mixed hardwoods while passing stone walls and many impressive rock outcroppings and cliffs, some with caves. The Summit Trail, a1.8 mile long direct hike to the top, with its views to the west and to the southern high peaks, Mount Pisgah and the mountains of the western Pepacton Range* that are traversed by the Finger Lakes Trail, has some steep pitches alternating with long gentle climbs. We suggest hiking the Quarry Trail to the top and descending on the Summit Trail to get the best views of all the sights this trail has to offer.
The trailhead is located on Glen Bernie Road in Delhi, seven tenths of a mile from the intersection with County Rt 18, or 3.3 miles from the intersection with State Rt. 28.
GPS coordinates for trailhead: 42.2993, -74.8360
Delhi Covered Bridge Run 5K course
Start on the corner of Elm and Main Streets (by the bagel shop). Walk west on State Highway 10 past price chopper, turn left on Sherwoods Road, Left on Arbor Hill Road, Left on State Highway 28 past the hospital, Straight to Delaware Ave, left on Bridge street and Left on Main Street. Finish in front of the Delhi Telephone Company. (3.2 miles) Moderate level, few sidewalks.
SUNY Delhi Loop
Start on Main Street at Tractor Supply. Head west toward SUNY Delhi and walk in Main Entrance. Continue up the driveway and turn at the first right. This will loop around and once you have walked down a slight hill you will then come to a ‘T.” Take a left and walk downhill until you come to another ‘T.’ Take another left, this will bring you back to the main entrance and return to your starting point. 1.8 miles
Delhi Hiking Trails
The Delhi hiking trails consist of over four miles of hiking trails, named for beloved characters in the classic 1959 children’s novel My Side of Mountain which was set in Delhi. Over four miles of intersecting trails have been constructed. The Gribley Trail is a 3.08 mile route that starts at the Sheldon Park Trailhead on Sheldon Drive in downtown Delhi. After a steep climb the trail passes through varied vegetation, offering views of the village, then descends to meet the Bulldog Run trail and ends at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead.
The Bulldog Run Trail meanders the mountain side in a 2.39 mile loop, starting and ending at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead. Frightful’s Fall Trail, 0.36 miles, connects Bulldog Run to the highest point of the Gribley Trail.
The Court House
Start at the Court House Square, east on main street, right on Bridge Street, Right on Delaware Ave, Right on Kingston Street, and Right on Main Street to starting point. 1 mile
The Court House II
Start at the Court House Square, east on main street, right on Bridge Street, Right on Delaware Ave, Right on Kingston Street, left on Elm Street, right on Main back to start 1.5 miles
Sheldon Park
Start on Sheldon Park on Sheldon Drive. Walk down Sheldon Drive right on Route 28, right on Delaware Ave, left on Bridge Street, Left on Main Street, Left on Elm street, right on Kingston street, Right on Route 28, left on Sheldon Drive. 2 miles
Covered Bridge Health/ Heart Walk
1.5 Miles
Walk from the Covered Bridge through town as far as the sidewalk goes.
Turn around and walk back to the Covered Bridge.
All walks start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park
Start at the entrance of the Village Ball Park and walk down Wagner Avenue to the intersection of Depot Street. Turn around and walk back to the starting point. This is a very flat easy walk with no hills. The Street is paved and has lights so it can also be walked in the evenings. It is also favorite walk for many during the summer. 0.6 mile
Start at the starting point and now you have a choice
Choice A – Turn left and walk to Depot Street. This is an easy way to begin your walk with an easy flat walk. Once you have reached Depot Street turn around and walk back continuing past the starting point and up the hill to Main Street. This is a Brisk uphill and then a short downhill. You will then come to Main Street. Turn around and head back to the starting point. 1.4 miles
Choice B – Turn right and begin your walk with a brisk walk up a hill and then down a short hill. Turn around at Main Street and hike back up the hill and proceed past the starting point to the end of Wagner Avenue to the junction of Depot Street. This is a nice long flat walk and a great way to cool down after walking up and down the hills. Turn around at Depot Street and proceed back to the starting point. 1.4 miles
Start at the starting point and go right up Wagner Avenue to the corner of Main Street. Turn left onto Main Street and walk through the village, down main to the corner of Depot Street. Turn onto Depot Street, cross the bridge and then turn left again back onto Wagner Avenue and back to the starting point. This is a very popular route for many walkers. The terrain is mostly flat except for the small hill on upper Wagner Avenue. The entire route has street lights, but visibility is poor on lower main at night. 1.5 miles
From the starting point proceed down Wagner Avenue to Depot Street and turn right. Proceed across the bridge and turn left onto Old Route 28. This is a quiet walk near the stream (although there is some traffic it is supposed to be a 30 mph zone) with rolling small hills. Proceed to the cemetery and enter either the upper or the lower road of the cemetery. Loop through the cemetery and proceed back to the starting point. 1.7 miles
From the starting point turn left and proceed up to Wagner Avenue to Main Street. Turn left onto Main Street and walk down Main Street, past Depot Street, to Grocholl Road and turn into the Cemetery. Loop through the Cemetery and turn left onto Old Route 28. Walk for .5 miles and turn on to Depot Street and then turn left onto Wagner Avenue back o the starting point. This is a long walk with some hills. 2.5 miles
Proceed down Wagner Avenue towards Depot Street. Turn right on Depot Street and then left on Old Route 28 or lower Main Street. Walk approximately 3/10 of a mile and turn onto Takanassee Road. Caution- this is a partial dirt road and all uphill. Proceed up the road to the end, circle back and return to the starting point. This is a great cardio hike. The road starts out as a dirt road but changes to a paved road. The road is rarely traveled and is a great workout! (Make sure you have water). 2.2 hard miles
Start at the school on Institute Street, left on Main Street, left on Otego Street, left on Center Street to school. 1 mile
The Catskill Scenic Trail
The Catskill Scenic Trail is a 26-Mile trail that runs through Roxbury, Grand Gorge, Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloomville. Depending on the season, you may hike, bike, cross country ski, run and ride the trail!
In Grand Gorge, you may park at the intersection of Route 30 and Ferris Hill Road, just south of Grand Gorge.
West Branch Preserve
Located on St Rte 10 between Hamden and Walton, NY. From the parking lot a path leads uphill across a meadow to the woods and a sign-in box. There are two trails, a 0.7 mile trail marked in blue markers with a moderate ascent and a 2.0 mile marked in orange on an old logging road that has a steep climb and should be attempted only by experienced hikers.
The Catskill Scenic Trail
The Catskill Scenic Trail is a 26-Mile trail that runs through Roxbury, Grand Gorge, Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloomville. Depending on the season, you may hike, bike, cross country ski, run and ride the trail!
In Hobart, the trail runs across Maple and Cornell Avenues. You may park on Route 10 and walk south to pick up the trail.
Village Park Trail
Start at pavilion behind Fresh Town and walk one time around gravel road back to the pavilion. His walk is completely level and can be repeated to obtain desired distance. 0.25 miles
School Walk
This walk features level terrain and you start at Margaretville Central School back parking lot – go left up Academy Street, turn right to Orchard Street and continue straight until you reach Maple Street Turn right and continue to Main Street and then return to MCD back parking lot. 1 mile
Village Walk
More of a hilly walk. Start at the pavilion behind Fresh Town and walk towards Route 30. Turn right and walk until you come to Cemetery Road, continue on Cemetery Road until you meet the intersection of Searles Road walk back to the pavilion. 1.7 miles
Country Route Walk
This mix of small hills and flat terrain starts at Margaretville Central School. Head west on Country route 3 (past the post office) until you reach Hall Road. Turn around and walk back to MCS. Please note that this walk does have some blind corners, so watch for traffic. 2 miles
Kennedy Heights Walk
Start at Margaretville Central School’s back parking lot and walk up Swart Street to Walnut Street. Turn right and take the first left on to Church Street and continue all the way up to Upper Kennedy Heights. Take Upper Kennedy height up to the top until the macadam roads end- turn around and return to MCS. This walk starts out level but soon becomes a steep hill. 1.2 miles
Dry Brook Ridge Trail
The Dry Brook Ridge Trail is a 13.6 mile trail that travels from Margaretville to the Balsam Lake Mountain Parking Area. Trailhead access for Dry Brook Ridge is just outside Margaretville. Take Route 28 at Margaretville, turn south at the Agway Farm Store and take the first left (which is a dead end). Follow this road for .15 mile to the start of the trail on the right. The trail starts on an old logging road uphill.
The Catskill Scenic Trail
The Catskill Scenic Trail is a 26-Mile trail that runs through Roxbury, Grand Gorge, Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloomville. Depending on the season, you may hike, bike, cross country ski, run and ride the trail!
In Roxbury, you may park at the designated area on Route 30 at the base of Hardscrabble Road, just north of Roxbury hamlet.
Click here for a Catskill Scenic Trail Map
Hospital to school!
Start at Tri Town Regional Hospital’s parking lot; make a right on W. Pearl Street continue to Elementary School, retrace route to the hospital .8 miles
Start at the civic center on Pleasant Street, make a right on Cartwright, a right on 23, a right on Bridge Street, a right Pleasant Street to starting point. .8 miles
The Catskill Scenic Trail
The Catskill Scenic Trail is a 26-Mile trail that runs through Roxbury, Grand Gorge, Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloomville. Depending on the season, you may hike, bike, cross country ski, run and ride the trail!
In South Kortright, the trail crosses Route 18 just east of Belle Terre.
Mount Utsayantha
Located on Tower Road in Stamford, NY. 2 miles of hiking trails, 360 degree views from the Mount Utsayantha, Fire Tower.
The Catskill Scenic Trail
The Catskill Scenic Trail is a 26-Mile trail that runs through Roxbury, Grand Gorge, Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloomville. Depending on the season, you may hike, bike, cross country ski, run and ride the trail!
In Stamford, you may park at the Railroad Depot on Railroad Avenue, Stamford.
Start at the School. Left on Stockton (route 206), Left on Maple Street, left on Harby Drive to starting point on Stockton .9 miles
Start on Griswold, left on East Street, left on Liberty Street, left on Delaware Street. 1.5 miles
Bear Spring Mountain. Route 206 between Downsville, NY and Walton, NY. Miles of horse trails along two ridges are used for hiking, hunting, and mountain bikes. Varies routes are available from which to choose.
Magic Mile
Park on Gardiner Place. Make a left on North Street, Make a left on East Street. Left on Liberty Street. Left on Delaware Street and end with a left on Gardiner Place.
Austin Lincoln Park Trail
Enter Austin Lincoln Park on East Street to Park Entrance.
0.9 miles
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