In the Area

Established in 1928, Dette Flies proudly holds the title of the world’s oldest family-operated fly shop. Committed to providing the fly fishing community with superior products and services, they stand as a statue of excellence in the area.

Self-described as “a fishing store and a whole lot more,” and honestly we couldn’t have said it better ourselves. Gear rentals, local suggestions, and high-quality outfitting items line the walls for everything you need to adventure in the Catskills, whether you go by kayak, canoe, or campground.

Family owned since 1955, Lander’s River Trips prides themselves on serving adventure-seekers of all ages and levels, perfect for families and even Fido can safely come with you on any river excursion.

New York State offers anglers plenty of excitement throughout the winter with the thrill of ice fishing. Once the lake freezes to a safe thickness of 4 inches or more, it’s the perfect time to drop a line through the ice. With a diverse range of species like Pumpkinseed, Yellow Perch, Brown Bullhead, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass,, and Chain Pickerel,, the opportunities for great catches are nearly endless.

Described by Golf Digest as “a little slice of heaven,” Villa Roma is one of the newest golf courses in the Catskills region. The 18-hole, par 71 course is ideal for golfers of all skill levels.

Located in Jeffersonville, this traditional archery shop specializes in hand-crafted wood long bows, string-on-arrows, and leather archery gear. Put your gear to use immediately at one of their archery or axe-throwing lessons.

For those who like to aim high on their vacation, this pheasantry offers game hunting, a clays course, horseback riding, a lighted 5-stand, and more. Embark on guided excursions with trained guides and hunting dogs.

Par 72 championship course situated on 1000 acres with picturesque, 60-mile views of the Catskills. Book a tee time for either 18 or 9 holes.

Known to some locals as “Minne,” Minnewaska State Park Preserve stands out as one of the Hudson Valley’s favorite spots for cross-country skiing, possibly thanks to its unique microclimate. Situated in Ulster County, the 24,000-acre park’s elevated terrain helps maintain a solid snow base for longer periods. This makes it a reliable choice for skiing, even when lower-altitude areas have transitioned to hiking conditions.

Located on 20 acres of scenic pastures and woods, Rolling Stone Ranch offers horseback riding lessons for all ages and skill levels. Go on a leisurely ride around the grounds or embark on a riding adventure on the local forested trails.

Let your inner child free at this combination ski and fun park. Enjoy traditional winter activities like skiing, snowboarding, and tubing, or opt for more year-round fun with an arcade, go-karts, bumper cars, a climbing wall, mini golf, batting cages, and more.

Looking to immerse yourself in nature’s beauty? Head next door to northeastern Pennsylvania and experience stunning vistas amidst a mosaic of pine and oak trees across over 2,000 acres of mountaintop countryside.

Hit the slopes in nearby northeastern Pennsylvania. Comprising 18 trails, 7 lifts, and 650 feet of vertical, Ski Big Bear at Masthope Mountain features runs for powder seekers of all ages and skill levels. And with a full-service rental shop on site, you won’t have to worry about packing the car full of gear.

Known to some locals as “Minne,” Minnewaska State Park Preserve stands out as one of the Hudson Valley’s favorite spots for cross-country skiing, possibly thanks to its unique microclimate. Situated in Ulster County, the 24,000-acre park’s elevated terrain helps maintain a solid snow base for longer periods. This makes it a reliable choice for skiing, even when lower-altitude areas have transitioned to hiking conditions.

Know that when you visit Catskill Provisions, you will not be leaving empty handed and won’t regret it one bit. Visit the tasting room for the whiskey flights, stay for the 100% raw wildflower honey and merch.

Upper Main Street is definitely spirited thanks to Callicoon Brewing Co. and Catskill Provisions as neighbors. With 13 rotating taps and a full list of happenings, this craft beer spot is a must-see.

If you’re searching for hard cider, look no further. Their holistic orchard features more than 60 varieties of apples and some perry pears and overlooks the stunning Delaware River. Have a tasting, leave with a bottle or 6. From personal experience, a chilled bottle of the River View Dry in the summer and a warmed glass of Hen’s Teeth in the winter always hit the spot.

A wide selection of all organic wines from all over the world and a greatest local hits tap list for the beer enthusiast make this spot a welcome detour. The tapas menu is updated seasonally and designed to go with whichever international wine that catches your eye.

Ever done alpaca yoga? No? Let’s change that. Visit for the alpacas, leave with a sweater or perhaps the coziest socks you’ve ever worn. In addition to the yoga, they also host guided walks, gem mining, and fiber crafts workshops since there’s no rest for the wooly.

Discover the bounty at Sullivan County’s largest year-round farmers’ market, boasting hundreds of food producers and artisans with everything from apples, to pastas, to herbal tea blends, to woodworking. Our very own culinary team visits regularly and is happy to pass along a recipe so you can make some of Chef JP’s famous items at home.

A Callicoon centerpiece since 1948, this vintage theater is big on the charm, nostalgia, and reasonably priced tickets. Their programming obviously includes all the popular blockbusters, but also local film festival entries, cult film throw-back nights, and even live music in their domed space.

Woodstock was just the beginning for Bethel Woods. They host an annual holiday drive-thru light show and regional food festivals that bring travelers from across New England. Their 16,000 seat outdoor amphitheater also presents live music shows from the likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Hozier, Thomas Rhett, Shania Twain, and Chris Stapleton.

Explore an outstanding collection of hearth-warming home décor, dinnerware, stationery, bath & body provisions, and more at this farmhouse boutique that is heavy on the rustic charm. Peruse their shop for handmade goods, enjoy an immersive dining experience, or attend a maker’s market. After all, nothing nourishes the soul like a bit of quaint-enance.

Add some antique chic to your Catskills vacation at this cozy Main Street shop. Browse an eclectic display of ceramics, glassware, furniture, and art. Because unlike the goods on the shelves, finding that perfect vintage gift never gets old.

A beloved maker’s market with a rich array of artisan crafts, this Narrowsburg staple caters to conscious consumers looking to make Small Business Saturday a year-round affair. Explore hand-crafted goods for home, table, or personal care – all ideal for a thoughtful gift.

One Grand Books is a bookstore centered around One Grand Idea: ask a bevy of notable curators what books they would take to a desert island, then create shopping lists based on their recommendations. Explore collections from actors, artists, and luminaries from the headlines like Gloria Steinem, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Greta Gerwig, Lisa Ling, Thomas Keller, and many more.

Litt Home & Book has books, gifts, décor, and according to them, all manner of “things you didn’t know you needed.” How are you supposed to know what those things are? There’s only one way to find out. Swing by their charming storefront along scenic Main Street.

This December, experience the Sullivan Catskills Holiday Market, featuring 50 vendors and food trucks in a lively setting filled with delicious treats and unique treasures. Adding to the festive cheer, Santa himself will make a special appearance! Stay tuned for updates on exciting programs and activities to make the season even more memorable.