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yankeetown lake

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Quarries

Big Deep in Woodstock

Weyside

Cooper Lake, Woodstock

Cooper Lake, Woodstock

Cooper Lake, Woodstock

Cooper Lake, Woodstock

Fawn's Leap

Frost Valley YMCA 2000 Frost Valley Road Claryville , NY (845) 985-2291 www.frostvalley.org A 6500 acre, year-round YMCA in the Catskill Mountain region of New York State

Holz Farm Jennifer Holz Redjen@hvc.rr.com (845) 688-5212

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Kenzola Lake Tonche Associates, Inc ℅ David Jones Star: Rt 130A, Shokan, NY

Kenzola Lake

Leaning Pine Location Contact Gregory Coster 568 DeWitt Mills Road Kingston, NY 12401 845.339.7309 cell 917..647.2340 gregory@leaningpine.com

Olivebridge 1849 farm house Contact: Greg Meola 845.399.1417 Greg Meola gregmeola@gmail.com

Mohonk Moutain House 1000 Mountain Rest Rd New Paltz, NY 12561 (845) 255-1000

Camp Seewakamono liannizzotto@ymcaulster.org http://www.ymcaulster.org/camps-campseewakamono.html

Camp Seewakamono liannizzotto@ymcaulster.org http://www.ymcaulster.org/camps-campseewakamono.html

Camp Seewakamono liannizzotto@ymcaulster.org http://www.ymcaulster.org/camps-campseewakamono.html

Willams Resort Tim Allred at Tfallred@gmail.com or 845-625-9338.

Winnisook Lake Winnisook Lake is an artificial lake located in Oliverea, New York, United States. It is the source of Esopus Creek and the highest lake in the Catskill Mountains at 2,660 feet (810 m) above sea level. The lake is the private property of the Winnisook Club, which expanded it with a dam so they could have a place to fish. This created some problems with hikers in the past, who would park along the neighboring stretch of Ulster County Route 47 and cross the club's property to reach state-owned Forest Preserve lands and climb the Catskills' highest peak, neighboring Slide Mountain. Crowds of hikers steadily increased throughout the 1970s, causing the club to consider closing what had long been one of the easiest ways to ascend the peak. New York's Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) solved the problem in the early 1980s by buying some land to the south of the club and building a new access trail over it. The stretch of Route 47 next to the lake has the distinction of being the highest elevation improved public through road in the state. The name, one of the few Indian place names in the Catskills, comes from Winnisook, the same legendary figure from whom the nearby hamlet of Big Indian and Big Indian Mountain draw their names.