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Make the new Great Northern Catskills Visitor Center the first stop on your trip!
Greene County’s Visitor Center, at 705 Route 23B in Leeds (right off the NYS Thruway at Exit 21), is open daily—8:30–5 weekdays and 9–4 weekends and holidays.
Pick up our FREE travel guide, maps and brochures, and let our tourism experts point you to the best places to eat, hike and stay—including the spots only locals know. Whether you’re after mountain views, charming small towns, or a weekend of fresh air and good food, we’ll help you plan the perfect getaway to the Great Northern Catskills.
Contact us at tourism@discovergreene.com or 518-943-3223.
Our annual travel guide is packed with inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills. Magazine-style articles highlight the area's must-see, must-try, and must-stay spots, while regional sections detail things to do across our mountain, valley and river regions. Find print copies at travel stops, NY State Thruway rest areas, and shops, cafes and restaurants throughout Greene County's charming towns. Planning a trip? Contact us or stop by the Greene County Tourism office at 411 Main Street in downtown Catskill—we're here to help. Discover why we're the greatest-of-all-time destination in the Catskills. Flip through our 2026 Travel Guide today!
Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
Learn more about Motorcycle Touring Guide
Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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Our annual travel guide is filled with information and inspiration for planning your visit to the Great Northern Catskills.
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The Mountain Top Historical Society (MTHS), founded in 1973, is a nonprofit dedicated to discovering, preserving, and sharing the rich history of Greene County’s Mountain Top region. Through its programs, MTHS deepens appreciation of the area’s history, geology, literature, culture and folklore.
The MTHS campus, at the top of Kaaterskill Clove in Haines Falls, is open year-round. It features a fully restored 1913 Ulster & Delaware train station, a Hudson River School Art Trail display, a pond, flat walking paths, the picturesque Aaron Haines Family cemetery, and parking and trailhead access for the Kaaterskill Rail Trail. Our Visitors’ Center, with trail information and displays, is open from Memorial Day Weekend through mid-November.
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