Spring is in full bloom in the Sullivan Catskills, and Easter weekend promises a basket full of fun for the whole family. Whether you’re looking for egg hunts, photo ops with the Easter Bunny, farm adventures, or festive brunches, we’ve rounded up the best ways to celebrate the season!  Kick Off the Season with a […]

As the days grow longer, a cherished springtime tradition returns to The Catskills—ramp season! Also known as wild leeks, ramps are one of the earliest edible greens to appear in the region, and they pack a punch of garlicky, oniony flavor everyone loves. This short-lived delicacy is a seasonal staple among chefs, farmers, and foragers […]

Looking for the perfect way to welcome spring? Mark your calendars for May 3rd and 4th and make your way to Callicoon Hills for one of the season’s most anticipated events — The Farmhouse Project’s Makers Market. This annual spring gathering is more than just a market; it’s a modern celebration of creativity, community, and […]

The Sullivan Catskills are a paradise for anglers, offering pristine rivers, expert guides, and exceptional hospitality. Whether you’re a seasoned fly fisher or a beginner eager to cast your first line, these hotels provide unforgettable fishing experiences paired with luxurious accommodations. Here’s where you can stay and fish in style:  The DeBruce  Nestled along the […]

As the days grow longer and the air begins to warm, an incredible natural phenomenon takes place in the forests of New York. On rainy nights in late winter and early spring, after the ground has thawed and temperatures remain above 40ºF, thousands of amphibians emerge from hibernation and begin their annual migration. This journey […]

Spring is here, and that means it’s time to dust off your clubs and hit the greens! The Sullivan Catskills is home to a variety of beautiful golf courses, each offering stunning landscapes and a perfect blend of challenge and relaxation. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just looking to enjoy a day outdoors, here’s […]

Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is back, and this year, plant-based food lovers have plenty to look forward to! Whether you’re a dedicated vegan or simply exploring meat-free options, several participating restaurants in the Sullivan Catskills are serving up delicious, thoughtfully crafted dishes that highlight fresh, local ingredients. From creative pastas to hearty salads and unique […]

Fishing enthusiasts, we have great news! The much-anticipated trout stocking season is upon us, and the rivers of Sullivan County are about to flourishing with fresh, vibrant trout. This annual event ensures that our local waterways remain a premier destination for anglers while supporting the region’s rich fishing heritage.  Trout Stock Release Schedule  Each year, […]

Recently, a wave of female entrepreneurs has been making a real impact in the Sullivan Catskills, a stunning yet often underrated area in New York State. These women are breaking down barriers, changing the whole business scene here, building business that are creative, sustainable, and deeply connected to the Catskills. From cozy boutiques and organic […]

As the seasons change, there’s no better time to get outside and experience the natural beauty of the Sullivan Catskills. Whether you’re casting a line in a world-famous fishing stream or trekking through breathtaking trails, the region offers an outdoor escape like no other. Fly Fishing: A Sullivan Catskills Tradition Trout season has officially begun, […]

When we think of spring break, we often imagine sunny beaches, crowded places, and warm weather. It’s great, right? But what if there’s a destination that offers something different, such as fresh air, beautiful views, and a peaceful environment? Consider the Catskills region. Just 90 minutes from New York City, this mountain range offers a […]

The annual New York State Burn Ban is now in effect through May 15, and Sullivan County Fire Coordinator John Hauschild is reminding residents and visitors about the serious dangers of open burning during this critical period. “Snow and ice are still around, but vegetation is really dry and easily set aflame by sparks and […]