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Nestled on the north side of Hunter Mountain, the house is a quick 4 min drive to the Hunter ski slopes, 15 min drive to Kaaterskill Falls for amazing hiking, and a 15 minute drive to Windham Mountain. The location is perfect for winter skiing, sledding, and snowboarding. In the fall, hike below the beautiful foliage, and in the spring/summer be sure to check out the nearby swimming holes, more hiking, antiquing, and local farms & vineyards.
Groceries & Convenience.
There are two markets nearby for your convenience. Additionally, you can visit Phoenicia Country Store – 21min drive and, Go Greene Food Mart (SUNOCO) – 8min drive for supplies. This house is so well located that you will find great Food & Drink options moments away, including Ronnie Mac Gregor's Pub, Ma-Ma's Pizza Parlor, The Prospect, Hunter Mountain Brewery, Jagerberg Beer Hall and Tavern, Woodstock Brewing, Brio’s Pizzeria, and the Phoenicia Steakhouse.
Food & Drink Options
Amy’s Take Away – 13min drive.
Not to be missed! Amy's Take Away is a must-stop on Route 214 between Phoenicia and Hunter, a couple miles from either town.
Jagerberg Beer Hall and Tavern – 3min drive.
Jagerberg is a Beer Hall & Alpine Tavern that serves updated versions of your favorite German classics: schnitzel, sausage, sauerbraten, house made pretzels & kraut.
Selena’s – 11min drive.
Located 5 min away from the base of Hunter Mountain. Neftali "Nick" Lopez has been operating Selena's Diner for 20+ years and is a local landmark restaurant. They pride themselves on providing good food at reasonable prices with portions that won't disappoint.
Brio’s – 21min drive.
Brio’s has been proudly serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner since 1973.
Their collection of traditional homemade recipes has permitted us to provide our customers with a menu that is both eclectic and extensive. Their breakfast menu alone ranges from a traditional Italian breakfast to a variety of country skillets and classics like Eggs Benedict. Their famed crispy thin crust Neapolitan pizza is not the only treat that comes out of their wood fired ovens; but is accompanied by delicious homemade breads as well as a broad spectrum of steaks, fish, and other entrée items.
Woodstock Brewing – 23min drive.
Microbrewery offering beer on tap & bar bites in an industrial-chic setting with outdoor seating. Woodstock Brewing was founded by two friends with a passion for beer and tinkering. Their brewery has grown from a 1/2-barrel pilot system in a Woodstock garage to a 15-barrel brewery.
Sportsman’ Alamo Cantina – 21 min drive.
The Sportsman's Alamo Cantina has been serving Phoenicia for over sixty years, serving up the best food and drink the area has to offer. Established in 1937, they have served Phoenicia as a local tavern and eatery that keeps everyone's interest. With both a sidewalk cafe and a good times bar, it's hard not to enjoy your stay. They serve Mexican cuisine with a flair; from tex-mex burgers to Alamo wings and everything in between. If cocktails are your fancy, they boast the largest selection of tequila in town, so belly up to the bar and try some for yourself! And if you think it can't get any better, tempt your taste buds with one of their many delectable frozen concoctions; guaranteed to set the mood in any season. Whatever is your delight, they aim to please and they’ve got a knack for showing a good time.
The Phoenician Steakhouse – 21 min drive.
Word class chefs like none other in the world. The Phoenician Steakhouse promises that you will leave happy and satisfied. Developing menu items using local fresh food from New York farmers makes all the difference in taste and dining experience. Also offering desserts, coffee, and tea.
Peekamouse Restaurant – 29min drive.
Ringed by mountains and backed by Big Indian's "forever wild" forest preserve, award-winning Peekamoose Restaurant is a culinary beacon for those looking for the best of contemporary American cuisine in a place of unparalleled natural beauty. Peekamoose combines the spirit of the Catskills with the essence of their decades' experience at the finest New York City restaurants. The result is down-to-earth, no pretension, seriously good food in an environment that doesn't take itself too seriously.
Dixon Roadside – 38min drive.
Dixon Roadside serves their own unique twist on comfort food using fresh ingredients sourced from the bountiful farms and small businesses of the Catskill Mountains and Hudson Valley. They offer their own take on locally sourced comfort food and classic cocktails. They proudly showcase the bounty that the Catskills and Hudson Valley have to offer. Don't forget about the soft serve."
Local Attractions
If you are looking for the great outdoors, there’s something for everyone - year-round. A quick 3-5 min drive to the base of the ski side of Hunter Mountain you will have 320 skiable acres, 67 trails, 13 lifts, and Hunter Mountain’s nearly 1000 feet long tubing hill, a “no-skills” fun activity for the whole family. In the town of Windham (just 20 min away) you’ll find skiing in the winter with 85 skiable acres and 54 trails over two peaks, 6 terrain parks and 11 lifts. “The Windham Mountain Adventure Park offers family fun, day, and night during the winter season. Six lanes of exhilarating snow tubing serviced by a conveyor lift, kids’ snowmobiles, and a comfy lodge. Grab a cup of hot cocoa, a slice, or a pie for the whole family at Drop Zone Pizza before racing down the tubing lanes!”
Kaaterskill Falls – 16min drive.
Considered by Native Americans to be the resting place of the creator, a sacred place for the Mohican people who called the Catskills home, Kaaterskill Falls has captivated the hearts, pens, and paintbrushes of poets, painters, filmmakers, and photographers – becoming part of larger, artistic folklore spreading from the Catskills to the rest of the world. It is considered to be the crowning jewel and the highest cascading waterfall in New York State. Dropping in two tiers over 260 feet, Kaaterskill Falls has been one of the region's most popular destinations for centuries.
Pratt Rocks – 18min drive
Often referred to as New York’s Mount Rushmore, this larger-than-life monument to one man’s achievements in the name of industry is a must-hike-to-see while you’re in the Great Northern Catskills. Hike the short, 3.1-mile round-trip off Route 23E just outside of Prattsville to see this one-of-a-kind spectacle. Perfect for beginners, you’ll gain 900+ feet of elevation, and get a spectacular view of the surrounding valley from several points along the trail. Parking is available at the trailhead.
North-South Lake – 19min drive.
North-South Lake is the biggest and most popular state campground in the Catskill Forest Preserve, offering extraordinary scenic beauty, and historical sites, such as: Alligator Rock, Kaaterskill Falls, and the former site of the Catskill Mountain House.
Rail Explorers: Catskill Division – 23min drive.
Experience the magic of the Golden Hour on the historic Ulster & Delaware Railroad as you travel alongside the Esopus Creek through the beautiful woods of the Catskill Mountains. Bring a snack and a drink to enjoy at our creek-side turnaround. The travel is a 8-mile round trip with electric pedal assistance.
Emerson Kaleidoscope – 25min drive.
Standing at 56 feet tall and 38 feet in diameter, the attraction is certifiably the World’s Largest Kaleidoscope. When you step into the silo kaleidoscope, lay on the ground, or lean up against the wall and gaze at the ceiling for the 20-minute display. The Catskills inspire the moving images and mirrors, so look out for familiar objects in the bright evolving images. To accompany the spectacular show, a musical score surrounds and immerses you in the kaleidoscope. Ours is an experience better than the kaleidoscopes of your childhood.
Zoom Flume Water Park – 27min drive.
Nestled in the scenic northern Catskill Mountains, Zoom Flume, New York’s #1 Family Water Park offers safe water fun, excitement, and relaxation for all ages in a beautiful natural setting.
Hudson Athens Lighthouse – 44min drive
Built in 1874, the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse is an architectural gem. It’s one of the remaining 2 lighthouses that stands in the middle of the majestic Hudson River, between the towns of Athens and Hudson in New York. Lightkeepers and their families have lived in the lighthouse until the 1960s. Today, the lighthouse is a national treasure and is open to visitors in the summer, which includes boat transportation and tour. The lighthouse is also available for private tours, photo shoots and events.
The Kartrite Resort & Indoor Waterpark – 1hour and 23min drive.
Located in the scenic Catskills Region, The Kartrite Resort and Indoor Waterpark boasts New York's largest indoor water park complete with rides, slides, swimming pools, and a surf simulator. With the most modern, state-of-the-art, indoor waterpark, 324 exquisitely designed suites and a fantastic new luxury lodge experience set right in the mountains, the Kartrite Resort delivers an unbelievable family adventure for all ages.

Nearest airport: – Greenville-Rainbow Airport-1H4 - 41min drive from the house.
Nearest train station: Hudson – 45min drive from the house.
Nearest bus station: (162) Phoenicia- Rt 214 @ Church St - 22min from the house location.