The Sullivan Catskills Legacy Dove Trail is soaring to new heights in 2025! What began as a collection of 50 Dove sculptures spread across the county is now expanding to 80 unique Doves, strengthening its place as one of the largest county-wide public art trails in the United States. This beloved initiative pays homage to the Catskills’ rich history, community, and vibrant art scene, making it a must-visit attraction for locals and tourists alike.
The Dove Trail, developed by the Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association (SCVA), serves as a symbol of the region’s enduring legacy of peace, creativity, and community pride. Each Dove is more than a sculpture; it’s a tribute to the area’s cultural roots and a piece of an expansive trail that draws thousands of visitors. Standing at an impressive 7 feet long and 5 feet high, each Dove is a striking work of art that transforms the landscape, offering inspiration and beauty to all who encounter it.
This expansion marks a new chapter for the trail, providing 30 additional opportunities for local businesses, municipalities, and non-profits to participate in the region’s iconic art initiative. With a subsidized ownership fee of $1,700 per Dove, SCVA members gain more than just a sculpture; they also receive complimentary shipping, along with marketing and advertising support to promote their Dove. This investment ensures that every Dove remains part of a cohesive, well-recognized network of sculptures that enriches the local community.
