Everything worth
leaving the property for.

Modern, seasonal dining that has become one of the area's standouts. Thoughtful plates, a considered wine list, the kind of dinner worth booking ahead for.

Alpine fare, a deep beer and wine selection, and a convivial mountain-tavern energy in Hunter. Great for a group après a hike or a ski day.

A beloved Windham institution for hearty breakfast and provisions. The spot to grab a proper morning meal — or stock the kitchen on the way in.

Refined small plates and a strong wine program in Windham — a slightly dressier option when you want to make a night of it.

One of the most famous waterfalls in the East — a 260-foot, two-tiered cascade that's been drawing painters and wanderers for two centuries. The viewing platform makes it accessible; the trail down rewards the effort.

A roughly 6.6-mile round trip climbing to one of the Catskill high peaks, with big summit views and a beautiful spruce-fir stretch near the top. A satisfying half-day on the trail.

A quiet, scenic spot for an easy walk, a swim in summer, or just a still moment by the water with mountains reflected back at you. Low effort, high reward.

Curated gardens and gentle wetland walks across the ridge in Tannersville — a peaceful, beautiful wander that's a lovely contrast to the bigger summit hikes.

Skiing and snowboarding in winter, a mountain bike park and activities in the warmer months. The closer of the two big ski mountains and a reliable day out year-round.

A Catskills icon — major skiing in winter, plus a scenic skyride and a fire tower with sweeping views in season. Jägerberg and other Hunter spots are right there for after.

Tastings with a mountain-view backdrop — an easygoing afternoon stop, especially in the warmer months when you can sit outside.

A remarkable hand-carved wooden church right in Jewett — a quiet, unexpected piece of craftsmanship and history worth the short detour.